PSPS map: Where PG&E could cut power on Wednesday, Thursday over elevated fire danger
Updated: 7:05 AM PDT Jun 10, 2026
Pacific Gas and Electric Co. said shutoffs could affect nearly 5,000 customers in parts of nine counties in California to prevent the possibility that its equipment could lead to vegetation fires.The utility warned that some parts of the following counties could be impacted by a Public Safety Power Shutoff on Wednesday and Thursday: ColusaGlennLakeNapaSonomaSolanoSutterTehamaYoloAs of Wednesday morning, the utility warned that shutoffs will be required in Colusa, Glenn, Lake, Sutter, Tehama and Yolo counties. Shutoffs are likely in Napa, Solano and Sonoma counties. See a map of possible locations and the timing of the PSPS events below. Track the outages with PG&E’s live outage map here. North winds will increase on Wednesday and Thursday, heightening the fire danger, according to our weather team. The strongest winds will be along and west of Interstate 5.Gusts are expected in the 30-40 mph range through Thursday in areas like Woodland, Davis and Marysville.See our Fire Threat Index here. In recent years, PG&E has activated its PSPS protocols to prevent the possibility that its equipment could lead to wildfires, if for example, gusty winds downed power lines.See more coverage of top California stories here | Download our app | Subscribe to our morning newsletter | Find us on YouTube here and subscribe to our channel | Make KCRA a preferred news source in Google
Pacific Gas and Electric Co. said shutoffs could affect nearly 5,000 customers in parts of nine counties in California to prevent the possibility that its equipment could lead to vegetation fires.
The utility warned that some parts of the following counties could be impacted by a Public Safety Power Shutoff on Wednesday and Thursday:
- Colusa
- Glenn
- Lake
- Napa
- Sonoma
- Solano
- Sutter
- Tehama
- Yolo
As of Wednesday morning, the utility warned that shutoffs will be required in Colusa, Glenn, Lake, Sutter, Tehama and Yolo counties. Shutoffs are likely in Napa, Solano and Sonoma counties.
See a map of possible locations and the timing of the PSPS events below.
Track the outages with PG&E’s live outage map here.
North winds will increase on Wednesday and Thursday, heightening the fire danger, according to our weather team.
The strongest winds will be along and west of Interstate 5.
Gusts are expected in the 30-40 mph range through Thursday in areas like Woodland, Davis and Marysville.
In recent years, PG&E has activated its PSPS protocols to prevent the possibility that its equipment could lead to wildfires, if for example, gusty winds downed power lines.
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