OREGON & NORTHERN CALIFORNIA — Pacific Power is closely monitoring an approaching winter storm that could bring significant weather impacts to its service areas across Oregon and northern California this holiday week. The storm, which is expected to bring high winds beginning tonight, could reach peak gusts by Wednesday night, potentially causing power outages along the coast, the south Willamette Valley, and the Grants Pass area.
As the storm approaches, Pacific Power’s meteorology team is actively tracking the system, and the utility’s crews are on standby, ready to respond to any weather-related outages that may occur. Pacific Power is urging customers to prepare for possible power disruptions, especially as the storm is expected to intensify during peak holiday travel times.
In preparation, Pacific Power is reminding Oregonians to have a plan in place for extended outages, recommending that households be ready to go without essential services for up to 72 hours. The company also supports local and state emergency management agencies, highlighting the importance of staying informed and prepared…