PG&E power shutoffs could impact more than 11,000 Bay Area customers
PG&E, a major power company, is warning customers in Northern California that planned power shutoffs may occur due to forecasted dry and windy weather that increases wildfire risk. The number of affected customers has grown significantly, from over 11,000 initially to hundreds of thousands across the region. The shutoffs could begin as early as Wednesday afternoon and last through the weekend, affecting residents in foothill and mountain communities as well as the North and East Bay.
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3 developments- Oct 13PG&E warns 11K Bay Area customers of possible power shutoffs due to high wildfire risk
- Oct 14Power shutoff warning grows, 88,000 customers now affected
- Oct 15Northern California PG&E shutoffs leave tens of thousands without power
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