Bay Area storm: Just over 2,500 customers without power, most in South Bay, PG&E says

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Friday, January 13, 2023
PG&E says this is their largest response to a winter storm ever
PG&E officials held a news conference Monday afternoon, detailing their restoration efforts, which they say is the largest response to a winter storm event ever.

SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- PG&E is reporting lower power outages Wednesday than the massive spike Tuesday as they continue to work across the Bay Area, but the number may rise as another storm comes in.

The video in the player above is from a previous report.

A Level 2 storm on the exclusive ABC7 Storm Impact Scale is here with high winds causing more downed trees, power lines, and damage with continued outages.

The majority of the outages remain in the South Bay.

PG&E officials have said this has been their largest response to a winter storm event ever.

TIMELINE: Flood Watch, Wind Advisory in effect with highest threats in North Bay

Here's a breakdown of outages in the Bay Area by region as of 3 p.m. Friday:

San Francisco: 3

Peninsula: 250

North Bay: 438

East Bay: 65

South Bay: 1,749

Total: 2,505

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