Preemptive outages loom across a “vast” swath of Northern and Central California this week, PG&E warned, adding that a “strong and dry wind event” forecast for midweek could prompt the utility to shut down power in as many as 30 counties in an effort to stave off wildfire risk.

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“It could take several days to fully restore power after the weather passes and safety inspections are completed,” said Michael Lewis, PG&E senior vice president of electric operations.

The govenor was awash with ideas also
"After we shut off the power we can begin to force through our "Power Tax" to prevent power outages and divert it
to illegal aliens and drug addicts just like we just did the gas tax"


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