"Massive Power Outages Hit Bay Area as Atmospheric River Storm Strikes"
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PG&E crews have restored power to hundreds of thousands around the state following a weekend storm that caused flooding, downed trees, and wires. In the Bay Area, 94,173 were still affected by power outages as of 8 p.m., with the North Bay being the most impacted area. Statewide, 302 poles and 152 transformers were damaged in PG&E service area, making this one of the top three most damaging single-day storms on record.
- Power still out for 94K Bay Area customers, according to PG&E KRON4
- Bay Area was hit by a 'bomb cyclone' on Sunday, weather service says SFGATE
- Atmospheric River: 55k PG&E customers still without power, roads closed KSBW Monterey
- California power outage map: Power out for over 400K homes, businesses USA TODAY
- PG&E Responding to Atmospheric River Storm Outages PG&E Currents
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