The utility began notifying customers Thursday about a potential Public Safety Power Shutoff that could start Saturday afternoon.
Another three counties – Colusa, Glenn and Yolo – could see shutoffs beginning Sunday. Customers in those areas would be notified Friday if the threat remains.
Weather forecasts call for westerly wind gusts of 35 to 50 mph across parts of the northern Sierra on Saturday, followed by northerly winds in the Sacramento Valley on Sunday.
Public Safety Power Shutoffs are used as a precaution when weather conditions could cause electrical equipment to spark a wildfire. PG&E considers factors including wind, humidity, dry vegetation and conditions observed in the field before deciding whether to turn off power.
Customers can check whether their address is being monitored for a potential shutoff through PG&E's PSPS website.
PG&E also plans to open seven Community Resource Centers if shutoffs occur. The centers provide charging for electronic devices and medical equipment, along with water, snacks and information about the outages.
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