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Rain made its way to the Bay Area in the form of an atmospheric river on Saturday causing thousands to be left without power. Christie Smith reports the latest details.
Rain made its way to the Bay Area in the form of an atmospheric river on Saturday. Power outages across the Bay Area are expected.
Around 7:15 p.m. on Sunday, close to 6,000 Bay Area PG&E customers were without power, according to the utility. Here's a breakdown by region.
| REGION | CUSTOMERS AFFECTED |
| San Francisco | 2 |
| Peninsula | 1,620 |
| North Bay | 2,103 |
| East Bay | 45 |
| South Bay | 2,138 |
Earlier in the day, 18,000 Bay Area customers were left power, according to the utility.
View PG&E's outage map below for the latest information.
If you come across a downed power line, do not touch it or try to move it. Call 911 and PG&E (1-800-743-5002) immediately.
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