Bay Area Storm Leaves Thousands Without Power and Damage to Homes
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The Bay Area's latest atmospheric river caused power outages for hundreds of thousands of customers due to fallen trees and branches. As of Wednesday morning, 159,536 customers remained without power, an improvement from the previous day's peak of 300,000. PG&E crews mobilized ahead of the storm and brought in extra resources to respond to emergencies quicker. The power outages exposed weak trees and foliage that needed to be cut back around power lines. PG&E does not have an estimated time for power restoration.
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