As of 8:00 p.m., the number of outages in the Bay Area stands at 18,342.
An electric San Francisco Municipal Transportation Authority light rail car on the M-Ocean View line at dusk, getting power from overhead catenary lines. Tens of thousands of power outages occurred across the Bay Area as a result of an atmospheric river on Saturday.Thousands of Bay Area residents are without power on Saturday as a result of intense storms.reported. That number has dwindled as the rain subsides, but over 18,000 outages are still impacting the region.
There are currently 498 customers without power in San Francisco, according to PG&E's map. There are 2,401 outages in San Mateo County and 4,528 in Santa Clara County. The North Bay appears to have been largely spared when it comes to these outages, with only 300 outages across Solano, Napa and Sonoma Counties. There are currently zero outages in Marin County, according to PG&E's map.
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