Strong winds are expected through most of the Bay Area this week, starting to pick up Tuesday night and lasting through Thursday morning.
are expected through most of the Bay Area this week, starting to pick up Tuesday night and lasting through Thursday morning.
"We are anticipating gusts that are to a level that can start breaking limbs off of trees, even uprooting or knocking over healthy trees – things that can lead to power outages, even downed lines," said Tamar Sarkissian, a PG&E spokesperson for the East Bay. "So having a flashlight with fresh batteries, if your power does go out you can unplug your appliances but leave one lamp on so you know when the power comes back on.
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