PG&E outage impacts nearly 2,500 West Sacramento customers during storm

CBS News Sacramento

WEST SACRAMENTO — Nearly 2,500 Pacific Gas and Electric customers in West Sacramento were without power Wednesday night as an atmospheric river was dumping heavy rain across the valley.

The West Sacramento Police Department said a PG&E transformer blew along Del Monte Street.

According to PG&E's outage map on its website, the outage was affecting 2,489 customers. The utility company said it has a crew assessing the outage. Power was restored sometime before 7:30 p.m.

Over in Sacramento, the Sacramento Municipal Utility District's website reported that 124 customers lost power near Alhambra Boulevard and S Street. CBS13 crews near the scene found a large tree that was down in the area. Customers could get their power back by 11 p.m. 

A storm began moving into the region on Wednesday. The wet weather is expected to stick around until early next week.

Heavy rain and winds are expected across interior Northern California while the Sierra Nevada is expected to get another major dumping of snow.

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