PG&E says it is monitoring another potentially dangerous wind event that could trigger an additional widespread power outage in 35 counties across Northern and Central California starting Tuesday, Oct 29. Some customers who are now without electricity due to the current shutoff could remain without power until it is restored after the upcoming wind event ends. Below is a map that broadly defines the shutoff areas for the potential Tuesday outage using the latest data available from PG&E.
Meanwhile, PG&E has begun to restore power lost in the current outage. To be taken to the company’s interactive map of where the . power is out currently, click here or on the image below. PG&E says the map is updated every 15 minutes. The company says its address lookup tool is the most accurate way to find the outage status of a specific residence or building.
Screenshot from Oct 21, 2019. Click on the map image for the latest outage information.
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