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<\/p>\nThousands lose power in Sacramento, Placer, Nevada and San Joaquin counties, outage maps show<\/p>\n
Here are resources for reporting power outages. <\/p>\n
\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t11 P.M. TORRENTIAL RAIN AND HAIL FORCING OUR CREWS TO RUN FOR COVER TODAY IN RIO LINDA. WE\u2019RE ALSO SEEING IT ALL TONIGHT AND THEN SOME TRIGGERING A KCRA 3 WEATHER ALERT DAY. THANKS FOR JOINING US TONIGHT AT 11. I\u2019M KURTIS MING AND I\u2019M ANDREA FLORES. THIS IS A LIVE LOOK OVER INTERSTATE 80 JUST EAST OF TRUCKEE RIGHT NOW. CHAIN CONTROLS ARE IN EFFECT FOR BOTH EAST AND WESTBOUND LANES, AND IT\u2019S BEEN THAT WAY ALL DAY LONG. AND THIS IS JUST A TINY PORTION OF THE ACTIVE WEATHER WE\u2019RE SEEING ACROSS THE STATE TONIGHT. GOVERNOR GAVIN NEWSOM DECLARING A STATE OF EMERGENCY FOR L.A., ORANGE, RIVERSIDE, SAN BERNARDINO, SAN DIEGO AND SHASTA COUNTIES. AND WHILE JUST ONE OF THESE COUNTIES IS HERE IN NORTHERN CALIFORNIA, OUR REGION IS STILL SEEING SEVERE WEATHER. THESE ARE VIDEO SHOWING DOWNED TREES, HAIL AND EVEN THUNDER, ALL CAPTURED IN SACRAMENTO COUNTY. THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE ISSUED A FLASH FLOOD WARNING FOR SACRAMENTO, PLACER AND SOUTHEASTERN SUTTER COUNTIES EARLIER TODAY. AN EVACUATION WARNING IS IN EFFECT RIGHT NOW IN CALAVERAS COUNTY ALONG COSGROVE CREEK, WHICH FLOODED HOMES IN 2023. HERE\u2019S THE EVACUATION MAP OF VALLEY SPRINGS. YOU CAN SEE THE AREA HIGHLIGHTED IN YELLOW OUTLINED THERE IN GREEN. IT SPANS FROM SILVER RAPIDS ROAD TO VISTA DEL LAGO DRIVE. IF YOU LIVE IN THIS AREA, YOU SHOULD HAVE A BAG PACKED AND BE READY TO LEAVE AT A MOMENT\u2019S NOTICE. WE DO HAVE TEAM COVERAGE TONIGHT WITH ANDRES VALLE AND LIVE TRACKER THREE, BUT FIRST WE WANT TO CHECK IN WITH KCRA 3 METEOROLOGIST HEATHER WALDMAN. SO, HEATHER, WHAT ARE YOU TRACKING RIGHT NOW? YEAH, WE\u2019RE TALKING ABOUT THE WINDS FIRST BECAUSE THAT\u2019S WHAT\u2019S GOING TO BE PICKING UP OVER THE NEXT FEW HOURS, JUST LIKE LAST NIGHT INTO EARLY THIS MORNING. WE\u2019VE GOT ANOTHER ROUND OF THESE POTENTIALLY DAMAGING WINDS FOR THE EAST SIDE OF THE VALLEY AND FOR THE FOOTHILLS. WIND GUSTS. RIGHT NOW YOU\u2019RE HEARING IT. IF YOU\u2019RE JUST GETTING BACK FROM MAYBE CHRISTMAS EVE MASS, YOU CERTAINLY FELT IT OVER THE LAST COUPLE OF HOURS. BUT WINDS ARE GUSTING BETWEEN 25 AND 35MPH. THAT\u2019S NOT AT A LEVEL WHERE WE\u2019RE CONCERNED ABOUT DAMAGE THAT\u2019S GOING TO CHANGE ONCE WE GET PAST MIDNIGHT TONIGHT. THIS IS A STRONG STORM SYSTEM, THE SECOND OUT OF TWO THAT WE\u2019VE SEEN OVER THE LAST 24 HOURS OR SO. IT\u2019S MOVING EASTWARD, AND I\u2019VE DRAWN THE WIND ARROWS HERE AROUND IT. SO YOU CAN SEE THE CLOSER THOSE WIND ARROWS GET, THAT\u2019S WHERE IT\u2019S REPRESENTING THAT STRONGER WIND, A STRONG COLD FRONT COMING THROUGH WINDS AT POINT REYES, RIGHT AT THE COAST, HAVE BEEN GUSTING CLOSE TO 50MPH FOR THE LAST COUPLE OF HOURS. THAT\u2019S CLOSEST TO THAT FRONT. THAT\u2019S GOING TO BE SWINGING THROUGH BETWEEN 2 A.M. AND 8 A.M. I KNOW OVERNIGHT WHEN LOTS OF US ARE TRYING TO SLEEP, OR MAYBE THE KIDS ARE WAKING YOU UP READY FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. THAT WIND IS GOING TO BE GOING, ESPECIALLY IN THE VALLEY IN THE FOOTHILLS WITH GUSTS UP TO 60MPH. SO UNFORTUNATELY, THE CONCERN FOR MORE TREE DAMAGE WHEN WE WAKE UP CHRISTMAS MORNING AND FOR WIDESPREAD OUTAGES TOO. I\u2019LL BE BACK TO TALK ABOUT RAIN AND SNOW IN A MINUTE. ALL RIGHT. SOUNDS GOOD HEATHER. THANK YOU. NOW WE WANT TO CHECK IN WITH KCRA 3\u2019S, ANDRES VALLE AND LIVE TRACKER THREE. SO, ANDRES, WHERE ARE YOU RIGHT NOW? WELL, YEAH. ANDREA, WE ACTUALLY DECIDED TO LEAVE CALAVERAS COUNTY AND WORK OUR WAY BACK HERE TO SACRAMENTO COUNTY. JUST TO SHOW YOU KIND OF A LOOK OF WHAT THE ROADS ARE. AND I CAN TELL YOU FROM THAT HOUR DRIVE OR SO, ROADS ARE DRY, THINGS HAVE PRETTY MUCH KIND OF DRIED UP. WE HAVEN\u2019T SEEN ANY PONDING ON THE ROADWAYS, BUT IT WAS A DIFFERENT STORY EARLIER IN THE NIGHT OVER THERE IN CALAVERAS COUNTY, SPECIFICALLY IN SPRING VALLEY. THAT\u2019S WHERE WE SAW THE EVACUATION WARNING. BECAUSE OF THAT, COSGROVE CREEK BEGINNING TO WATER LEVELS BEGINNING TO RISE THERE. AND SOME OF THOSE PROPERTIES ALONG THAT CREEK STARTED TO FLOOD. RISING WATERS IN VALLEY SPRINGS, CHRISTMAS EVE, RUSHING NEIGHBORS TO LOOK OUT FOR EACH OTHER. THEY ALL CAME OVER AND VOLUNTEERED AND HELPED ME. YOU KNOW, IT WAS REALLY NICE OF THEM HELPING TO PREVENT HOMES FROM FLOODING ON GROUSE DRIVE IS WHAT WE DO. I MEAN, YOU KNOW, I MAKE A FEW PHONE CALLS AND THE NEIGHBORS SHOW UP FROM A COUPLE BLOCKS AWAY. FRIENDS SHOW UP FROM AROUND THE CORNER. THEY HAD EXTRA SANDBAGS ACROSS THE STREET. THEY GAVE ME, BROUGHT OVER, GIVING A HELPING HAND TO CRAIG, THE NEWEST MEMBER ON THE BLOCK. HE SAYS HE\u2019S ONLY LIVED IN THIS HOUSE FOR EIGHT MONTHS. HIS HOUSE BACKS UP INTO THE COSGROVE CREEK THAT IS NOW OVERFLOWING WITH WATER. DUE TO THE RECENT STORM. CALAVERAS COUNTY ISSUING AN EVACUATION WARNING FOR THE AREA. THIS IS NOT HOW YOU WANT TO SPEND CHRISTMAS. NO, NO, I HAVE MY DAUGHTER FLEW IN FROM MASSACHUSETTS. HAVEN\u2019T SEEN IN THREE YEARS. THREE DOORS DOWN. ROGER ANDERSON KEEPING A CLOSE EYE ON HIS PARENTS PROPERTY. YEAH, HE BROUGHT IT UP 18IN AND IT STILL FLOODS. ROGER SAYS HIS PARENTS HAVE TRIED TO MITIGATE THE FLOODING FROM THE CREEK FOR FOR THE THREE DECADES THEY LIVED HERE. TONIGHT, PEOPLE IN THIS NEIGHBORHOOD STANDING BY IN CASE THEY HAVE TO EVACUATE, JUST HOPING IT DOESN\u2019T COME UP. ARE YOU GUYS READY TO GO? IF NEED BE? I WON\u2019T GO ANYWHERE. I WILL NEVER LEAVE BECAUSE YOU GOT THOSE PREDATORS THAT WANT TO COME AND JUST START PEELING EVERYBODY\u2019S PROPERTY. I JUST TOLD HER TO GET ALL THE DOCUMENTS WE NEED AND SOME OTHER THINGS, AND THE REST IS JUST GOING TO HAVE TO STAY. AND KEEP IN MIND, IT\u2019S AN EVACUATION WARNING. AS OF RIGHT NOW, THERE IN VALLEY SPRINGS. IT\u2019S NOT AN ORDER JUST YET. BUT AGAIN, THOSE WATER LEVELS COULD RISE THROUGHOUT THE NIGHT AND YOU HAVE TO BE READY TO LEAVE AT A MOMENT\u2019S NOTICE. THAT AREA ALSO DID FLOOD ABOUT TWO YEARS AGO, FLOODING ABOUT 20 HOMES. BUT BACK HERE, AT LEAST ON THE ROADWAYS HERE IN SACRAMENTO, WE\u2019RE APPROACHING DOWNTOWN. THINGS ARE LOOKING GOOD. WE\u2019RE NOT DEALING WITH ANY OF THOSE WET ROADS, JUST A LITTLE DAMP IN CERTAIN SPOTS. BUT FOR THE MOST PART, THINGS ARE STILL LOOKING GOOD AS OF RIGHT NOW. CAN, LIKE HEATHER MENTIONED, THINGS COULD CHANGE. BUT FOR NOW, REPORTING LIVE IN LIVE. TRACKER THREE ON KCRA THREE NEWS. ALL RIGHT. NICE TO SEE THAT BREAK IN THE STORM. THANKS, ANDRES. AND WE WANT TO TURN BACK TO HEATHER RIGHT NOW. SO WHEN WILL THE WEATHER CALM DOWN? WILL THAT HAPPEN IN TIME FOR CHRISTMAS? IN TIME FOR CHRISTMAS? NO. BY THE TIME WE GET TO THE WEEKEND, THINGS WILL BE DRYING OUT AND THE WINDS WILL NO LONGER BE AN ISSUE. TOMORROW IS GOING TO BE ALMOST A REPEAT OF WHAT WE SAW TODAY. MAYBE NOT EXACTLY WHERE WE SAW THOSE THUNDERSTORMS POP UP, BUT WE START WITH THE HIGH WINDS. WE GET THE SCATTERED STORMS THROUGHOUT THE DAY, AND WE\u2019VE GOT THE SNOW ALL DAY LONG IN THE SIERRA. SO THIS IS WHAT THE RADARS LOOK LIKE OVER THE PAST HOUR. HIT AND MISS WITH THOSE DOWNPOURS MAINLY ALONG INTO THE WEST OF I-5. STRONG LITTLE CELL THOUGH, IN CENTRAL BUTTE COUNTY. JUST MOVED RIGHT WEST OF OROVILLE WITH SOME SMALL HAIL, SOME GUSTY WINDS, A LOT OF LIGHTNING WITH THAT AS WELL. BUT THESE SHOWERS HERE FROM KNIGHTS LANDING BACK THROUGH WINTERS A LITTLE BIT MORE OF BENIGN. JUST SOME SCATTERED SHOWERS, BUT THEY ARE COMING WITH SOME GUSTY WINDS AS THAT LINE INITIALLY APPROACHES. SNOW IS NOT AS HEAVY AS IT WAS EARLIER TODAY, BUT IT IS STILL FALLING. IT\u2019S STILL ACCUMULATING OVER THE SUMMITS AND WE STILL HAVE CHAIN CONTROLS ON 80, 50 AND 88. WE\u2019LL TALK MORE ABOUT THAT IN JUST A MOMENT. BUT HERE\u2019S A LOOK AT THE AMOUNT OF RAIN WE\u2019VE SEEN JUST OVER THE LAST 24 HOURS FROM HIGHWAY 50 SOUTHWARD INTO THE FOOTHILLS. THAT\u2019S WHERE THE JACKPOT WAS TODAY. SO ANDRES WAS TALKING ABOUT CREEK FLOODING IN CALAVERAS COUNTY. ARNOLD THERE OVER 3.5IN OF RAIN. PLACERVILLE CLOSE TO TWO INCHES OF RAIN, MOST OF THAT COMING LATE LAST NIGHT INTO EARLY THIS MORNING. AND VALLEY SPOTS ANYWHERE FROM A HALF AN INCH TO AN INCH OF RAIN JUST TODAY. THIS IS WHAT 80 LOOKS LIKE NEAR TRUCKEE. THE ROAD HERE IS JUST WET, BUT GOING UP AND OVER DONNER SUMMIT IT\u2019S LIKELY STILL GOING TO BE VERY SLOW GOING. SO CHAIN CONTROLS ON 80, 50 AND 88. I DO NOT EXPECT THIS TO CHANGE VERY MUCH OVER THE NEXT COUPLE OF DAYS. THERE\u2019S SOME STORM SYSTEMS THAT AS THEY COME THROUGH, WE CAN FIND YOU WINDOWS WHERE IT\u2019S GOING TO BE OKAY TO TRAVEL IN THE SIERRA. I\u2019M JUST GOING TO RECOMMEND YOU NOT DO THAT TOMORROW OR EVEN FRIDAY. HERE COMES THAT LINE OF THUNDERSTORMS FIRST THING TOMORROW MORNING. BREAKS IN THE RAIN BY MID-MORNING. THEN WE\u2019LL START TO GET MORE OF THESE LINES COMING THROUGH. ONE MORE IN THE EVENING, AND THEN THINGS SLOWLY START TO SETTLE DOWN INTO FRIDAY. WE\u2019LL LOOK AT THE EXTENDED FORECAST IN A FEW MINUTES. ALL RIGHT. THANK YOU. AND A REMINDER TAKE THINGS SLOW AS YOU DRIVE THROUGH THE SIERRA. A LIVE PICTURE RIGHT HERE AT HIGHWAY 50 IN KYBURZ. AND YOU CAN SEE THE TREES. CAN YOU SEE THROUGH THERE? THEY\u2019RE BLOWING AROUND. IT\u2019S HARD TO SEE. THAT SIGN SAYS CHAIN CONTROLS ARE IN EFFECT FROM TWIN BRIDGES TO MEYERS. CHAINS ARE ALSO REQUIRED OVER THE SUMMIT OF 80 CREWS WORKING HARD EARLIER TODAY TO PLOW THE ROADS. CALTRANS SAYS DO NOT TRAVEL TRAVEL OVER THE PASSES UNLESS YOU HAVE TO, AND IF YOU DO HIT THE ROAD, EXPECT DELAYS, ESPECIALLY ONCE YOU HIT THOSE CHAIN CONTROL CHECKPOINTS. AND EVEN IF YOU STAY HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS, THE STORM COULD STILL IMPACT YOU. THIS IS A LOOK AT POWER OUTAGES ACROSS THE STATE. THIS REFLECTS DATA FROM PG&E SAN DIEGO GAS AND ELECTRIC AND SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON. NOW, OF THESE THREE UTILITIES COMBINED, ROUGHLY 60,000 PEOPLE ARE WITHOUT POWER. SMUD IS NOT INCLUDED IN THIS MAP, BUT REPORTS ROUGHLY 90 PEOPLE ARE WITHOUT POWER TONIGHT. NOW, WE SPOKE WITH PG&E EARLIER TODAY TO SEE WHAT THEY\u2019RE DOING TO TRY AND KEEP THESE NUMBERS DOWN. WE ALSO HAVE OUR EMERGENCY OPERATIONS CENTERS OPEN SO THAT WE CAN LOGISTICALLY GET PEOPLE OUT INTO THE FIELD AS SOON AS WE GET WORD OF ANY KIND OF ISSUES. SO REALLY, WE ARE WORKING AROUND THE CLOCK AND JUST MAKING SURE THAT WE HAVE AS MANY PEOPLE OUT IN THE FIELD AS POSSIBLE SO THAT WE CAN GET POWER RESTORED AS FAST AS POSSIBLE. IF YOU SEE LOW OR DOWNED POWER LINES, ALWAYS ASSUME THEY\u2019RE LIVE. KEEP YOURSELF AND OTHERS AWAY AND CALL 911 AND PG&E IMMEDIATELY. YOU CAN STAY UP TO DATE ON THE WEATHER THROUGHOUT THE HOLIDAYS BY DOWNLOADING THE KCRA 3 APP. YOU CAN WATCH OUR MOST RECENT NEWSCAST T\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t<\/p>\n
Thousands lose power in Sacramento, Placer, Nevada and San Joaquin counties, outage maps show<\/p>\n
Here are resources for reporting power outages. <\/p>\n
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\n\t\t\tUpdated: 5:50 AM PST Dec 25, 2025\n\t\t<\/p>\n
\t\tEditorial Standards \u24d8<\/a><\/p>\n \n\t\t\t\t\t\tNearly 2,00 SMUD customers were without power in Sacramento County on Thursday morning, down from 12,600, according to the utility\u2019s outage map.Most of the outages were in the Rio Linda and Carmichael areas. In Auburn, more than 4,000 Pacific Gas and Electric Co. customers were in the dark, the utility’s outage map showed. Police said a tree was down on East Placer Street and nearby roads have been closed. Outage maps also showed more than 5,000 people without power in San Joaquin County, more than 3,800 in Nevada County, and more than 1,000 each in Sutter, Yolo and El Dorado counties. Across the state, nearly 162,000 people were without power, according to a state dashboard. Sonoma, Monterey and San Mateo counties each had close to 20,000 customers without power. Thursday is a weather Alert Day for strong winds and rounds of heavy rain, afternoon thunderstorms and Sierra snow. See live storm updates here. Here are resources for PG&E customersCustomers can see real-time power outage information at PG&E\u2019s online outage center. You can search for a specific address or look up the outages by city or county. PG&E said the site has been updated to include 16 languages.PG&E customers can also sign up for outage notifications that will be sent by a text, email or phone call. In those messages, PG&E will let customers know the cause of an outage, when crews will arrive, the estimated time of restoration and when power has been restored.PG&E also has some storm safety tips to keep customers safe:Never touch downed wiresUse generators safely. PG&E recommends they are installed by a licensed electrician and in a well-ventilated area.Use flashlights, not candlesHave a backup phoneHave fresh drinking water and iceTurn off appliances Here are resources for SMUD customersIf you see sparking or downed lines, you’re encouraged to call 911 first.Customers can see real-time outage information here.Customers can report an outage online here or call 1-888-456-7683.SMUD has also sent out safety reminders to customers:Prepare an emergency kit, including a portable cell phone charger, flashlight, fresh drinking water, extra batteries, a manual can opener and a battery-operated radioKeep SMUD emergency numbers on hand.Click here for more safety information from SMUD.Here are key websites that are important for all Californians.Preparing for power outages: Ready.gov explains how to prepare for a power outage and what to do when returning from one here.Keeping informed when you’ve lost power and cellphone service: How to find a National Weather Service radio station near you.Here is how to sign up for CalAlerts emergency alert notifications for any county in California.Be prepared for road closures: Download Caltrans’ QuickMap app or check the latest QuickMap road conditions here.Here are county-by-county resources.Sacramento County emergency informationSacramento County\u2019s emergency and preparedness websiteSacramento Ready website with emergency response tipsSign up for critical emergency alert notificationsFire departments in Sacramento County and fire districts.Law enforcement agencies:Sacramento County Sheriff’s Department. Follow updates on Facebook and Twitter.Citrus Heights Police DepartmentElk Grove Police DepartmentFolsom Police Department\u200bGalt Police \u200bDepartment\u200bRancho Cordova Police DepartmentSacramento City Police DepartmentSacramento City Police DepartmentCalifornia Highway PatrolYolo County emergency informationYolo County Office of Emergency ServicesSign up for Yolo Alert for emergency notificationsServicios en Espa\u00f1olFire protection districts in Yolo CountyLaw enforcement agencies:Yolo County Sheriff’s Office. Here is how to follow them on Facebook and Twitter.City of Davis PoliceCity of Woodland PoliceCity of West Sacramento PoliceUC Davis PDEl Dorado County emergency informationEl Dorado County Emergency ServicesSign up for El Dorado County Emergency AlertsFire agencies in El Dorado CountyLaw enforcement agencies:El Dorado County Sheriff’s Office. 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Here is how to follow them on Facebook and Twitter.Stanislaus Regional 911California Highway Patrol – ModestoCalifornia State University – Stanislaus Police DepartmentCeres Police DepartmentHughson Police ServicesPatterson Police ServicesRiverbank Police ServicesWaterford Police ServicesModesto Police DepartmentNewman Police DepartmentOakdale Police DepartmentTurlock Police DepartmentAmador County Emergency InformationAmador County Office of Emergency ServicesSign up for CodeRED emergency notificationsAmador County Fire Safe Council has information on community wildfire protection plans and moreFire agencies in Amador CountyLaw enforcement agencies:Amador County Sheriff’s Office. Here is how to follow them on Facebook. If you want to make sure that your 911 call goes to the Amador County Sheriff\u2019s Office, call 209-223-1235.City of Ione Police DepartmentCity of Jackson Police DepartmentCity of Sutter Creek Police DepartmentCalifornia Highway Patrol, Amador OfficeTuolumne County emergency informationTuolumne County Office of Emergency ServicesSign up for the Tuolumne County Citizen Alert Notification SystemTuolumne County Fire DepartmentLaw enforcement agencies:Tuolumne County Sheriff’s Office. Here is how to follow them on Facebook and Twitter.Sonora Police DepartmentPlacer County emergency informationReadyPlacerSign up for Placer Alert emergency notifications.Fire districts and agencies in Placer County.Law enforcement agencies:Placer County Sheriff\u2019s Office. Here is how to follow them on Facebook and Twitter.Auburn Police DepartmentLincoln Police DepartmentRocklin Police DepartmentRoseville Police DepartmentCalaveras County emergency informationCalaveras County Office of Emergency ServicesSign up for the Calaveras Alert emergency notification programFire departments in Calaveras County.Law enforcement agencies:Calaveras County Sheriff\u2019s Office. Here is how to follow them on Facebook and Twitter.Angels Camp Police DepartmentCalifornia Highway Patrol – San AndreasSutter County emergency informationSutter County Office of Emergency ManagementSign up for CodeRED emergency alerts in Sutter CountyFire districts in Sutter County and Yuba CityLaw enforcement agencies:Sutter County Sheriff’s Office. Here is how to follow them on Facebook and Twitter.Yuba City Police DepartmentYuba County emergency informationYuba County Emergency Services. Follow them on Facebook here.Yuba County emergency information webpage.Sign up for CodeRed emergency alerts in Yuba CountyLaw enforcement agencies:Yuba County Sheriff-Coroner. Here is how to follow them on Facebook and Twitter.Marysville Police DepartmentSolano County emergency informationSolano County Office of Emergency ServicesSign up for the Alert Solano emergency systemSolano County Evacuation MapFire departments and districtsLaw enforcement agencies:Solano County Sheriff\u2019s Office. Here is how to follow them on Facebook and Twitter.Benicia Police DepartmentDixon Police DepartmentFairfield Police DepartmentRio Vista Police DepartmentSuisun City Police DepartmentVacaville Police DepartmentVallejo Police DepartmentNevada County emergency informationReady Nevada CountySign up for CodeRED emergency alertsHere is Ready Nevada County’s dashboard with information on evacuation incidents and fire webcamsFire districts in Nevada CountyLaw enforcement agencies:Nevada County Sheriff\u2019s Office. Here is how to follow them on Facebook and Twitter.Grass Valley Police DepartmentNevada City Police DepartmentCalifornia Highway Patrol – Donner Pass Inspection Facility 223California Highway Patrol – Grass Valley Area 230California Highway Patrol – Truckee AreaHere is emergency information for more counties in Northern CaliforniaPlumas County Office of Emergency Services.Butte County Office of Emergency Management and its disaster preparedness website.Sierra County Office of Emergency ServicesLassen County Office of Emergency ServicesAlpine County websiteContra Costa County emergency alerts and resourcesNapa County Nixle websiteDel Norte County Office of Emergency Services\n\t\t\t\t\t<\/p>\n \t\t\t\t\t\tSACRAMENTO, Calif. \u2014 \t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t<\/p>\n Nearly 2,00 SMUD customers were without power in Sacramento County on Thursday morning, down from 12,600, according to the utility\u2019s outage map<\/a>.<\/p>\n Most of the outages were in the Rio Linda and Carmichael areas. <\/p>\n In Auburn, more than 4,000 Pacific Gas and Electric Co. customers were in the dark, the utility’s outage map showed<\/a>. <\/p>\n Police said a tree was down on East Placer Street and nearby roads have been closed. <\/p>\n \n\tThis content is imported from Facebook. Outage maps also showed more than 5,000 people without power in San Joaquin County, more than 3,800 in Nevada County, and more than 1,000 each in Sutter, Yolo and El Dorado counties. <\/p>\n Across the state, nearly 162,000 people were without power, according to a state dashboard<\/a>. Sonoma, Monterey and San Mateo counties each had close to 20,000 customers without power. <\/p>\n Thursday is a weather Alert Day for strong winds and rounds of heavy rain, afternoon thunderstorms and Sierra snow. See live storm updates here.<\/a> <\/p>\n Here are resources for PG&E customers<\/p>\n Customers can see real-time power outage information at PG&E\u2019s online outage center<\/a>. You can search for a specific address or look up the outages by city or county. PG&E said the site has been updated to include 16 languages.<\/p>\n PG&E customers can also sign up for outage notifications<\/a> that will be sent by a text, email or phone call. In those messages, PG&E will let customers know the cause of an outage, when crews will arrive, the estimated time of restoration and when power has been restored.<\/p>\n PG&E also has some storm safety tips<\/a> to keep customers safe:<\/p>\n Never touch downed wiresUse generators safely. PG&E recommends they are installed by a licensed electrician and in a well-ventilated area.Use flashlights, not candlesHave a backup phoneHave fresh drinking water and iceTurn off appliances Here are resources for SMUD customers<\/p>\n If you see sparking or downed lines, you’re encouraged to call 911 first.<\/p>\n Customers can see real-time outage information here<\/a>.<\/p>\n Customers can report an outage online here<\/a> or call 1-888-456-7683.<\/p>\n
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