SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- PG&E says it won't shut off power to several North Bay communities, as weather conditions did not warrant the safety measure.
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On Tuesday, PG&E notified about 70,000 customers in parts of Northern California that they may shut off power due to extreme fire danger conditions.
PG&E is now working to notify customers that the shutdown has been cancelled.
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It was part of their new PSPS program, or Public Safety Power Shutdown.
The Red Flag Warning is still in effect in the Bay Area.
A PG&E power pole is pictured in the North Bay in this undated file photo. (KGO-TV)