PG&E’s machine learning wind models are showing the potential for gusts greater than 50 mph over elevated terrain in the North and East Bay with windiest spots in the Geysers, Mt. St Helena, and Mt. Diablo reaching near or above 70 mph. With humidity dropping to 15-30% in windy areas, fire risk will increase under the strong and dry winds. The criteria for calling a PSPS event—low relative humidity, diminished moisture of vegetation and gusting wind conditions— are forecasted to be met on Tuesday night.
Given these conditions, PG&E activated its Emergency Operations Center (EOC). As of 3 pm on Monday, 11/4, 20,142 customers in 17 counties and 4 tribal areas are in scope for this PSPS event. Of the ~20,000 customers in scope, they are primarily located in in Western Sacramento Valley, North Bay and Elevated terrain in the East Bay.
Please see below the potential scope of this PSPS event:
| County | Estimated Customers Impacted |
| ALAMEDA | 540 |
| BUTTE | 292 |
| COLUSA | 607 |
| AGAINST THE COAST | 1372 |
| GLENN | 510 |
| KERN | 586 |
| LAKE | 1160 |
| MENDOCINO | 13 |
| NAPA | 4636 |
| FEATHERS | 3 |
| SAINT CLARE | 1490 |
| HOLY CROSS | 325 |
| SOLANO | 5491 |
| SONOMA | 1581 |
| STANISLAUS | 27 |
| IT | 1075 |
| YOLO | 434 |
Tribal Counties:
| Tribe | County | Estimated Customers Impacted |
| Cortina Rancheria | COLUSA | 8 |
| Grindstone Rancheria | GLENN | 46 |
| Middletown Rancheria | LAKE | 33 |
| Yocha Dehe Wintun Nation | YOLO | 4 |
Customers in the affected areas have been notified via email, phone call or text to help them prepare for power outages. Visit PG&E’s Outage Center to see if your county or home address falls within the affected areas. This website is available in 16 languages including English.
