(KMJ) – Pacific Gas and Electric’s Public Safety Power Shut-off could affect 19 California counties on Thursday, October 14th, 2021.
That means 29,000 customers may lose power on Thursday.
In the South Valley, PG&E said it has 651 customers in Kern County that could be affected, including 34 medical baseline customers.
The shut off would last from 4:00pm to 5:00pm with power restored by around 7:00pm Thursday night.
Counties that could be affected by the newest power outages:
- Butte County: 2163 customers, 176 Medical Baseline customers
- Colusa County: 553 customers, 38 Medical Baseline customers
- Contra Costa County: 293 customers, 22 Medical Baseline customers
- Glenn County: 377 customers, 22 Medical Baseline customers
- Kern County: 651 customers, 34 Medical Baseline customers
- Lake County: 1774 customers, 116 Medical Baseline customers
- Napa County: 3750 customers, 157 Medical Baseline customers
- Plumas County: 646 customers, 22 Medical Baseline customers
- San Luis Obispo County: 1488 customers, 39 Medical Baseline customers
- Santa Barbara County: 209 customers, 7 Medical Baseline customers
- Shasta County: 7962 customers, 685 Medical Baseline customers
- Sierra County: 976 customers, 31 Medical Baseline customers
- Solano County: 1591 customers, 123 Medical Baseline customers
- Sonoma County: 1481 customers, 52 Medical Baseline customers
- Stanislaus County: 30 customers, 0 Medical Baseline customers
- Tehama County: 1986 customers, 161 Medical Baseline customers
- Trinity County: 59 customers, 0 Medical Baseline customers
- Yolo County: 405 customers, 13 Medical Baseline customers
- Yuba County: 2523 customers, 229 Medical Baseline customers
PG&E officials say they continue to monitor forecasts which could bring more wind into its service area into Thursday morning.
