Customers in portions of 16 counties have been given a 24-hour notification by Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) about a potential Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) starting Wednesday morning.
Customers in six other counties, originally notified that they would be part of the PSPS, have now been notified that they will not lose power, as weather conditions improved.
Those counties no longer impacted are: Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin, Santa Clara, Santa Cruz and San Mateo.
These customers will be contacted by PG&E via text, email or automated phone call to confirm that they will not be impacted by the PSPS.
Weather forecasts continue to be dynamic with significant variation across different portions of PG&E’s service area.
As an example, some parts of PG&E’s territory are under a Red Flag Warning issued by the National Weather Service, while other locations are subject to a Winter Storm Advisory.
High fire-risk conditions are forecast to begin early tomorrow morning and continue into Thursday.
High winds are currently expected to subside Thursday mid-morning.
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So my daughter, who lives in Moraga, just got an alert they may turn off the power. The text was sent at 5:39 PM. Does PG&E have a clue what they’re doing?
The answer to that is NO!
PGE has their heads so far up their butts and they still can’t find poop .
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