How to Know when Your Power Will Go Out in California Rolling Blackouts
Open the outage look-up from the PG&E outage page.. Type in an address to find a building's specific block number.. Click on the map to find the block number for an area.
Steps
1
Open the outage look-up from the PG&E outage page.
Open the outage look-up from the PG&E outage page.
2
Type in an address to find a building's specific block number.
Type in an address to find a building's specific block number.
3
Click on the map to find the block number for an area.
Click on the map to find the block number for an area.
4
Combine your outage and sub outage block to get the block number.
Combine your outage and sub outage block to get the block number.
5
Find your block's scheduled shutoff time on the PG&E outage table.
Find your block's scheduled shutoff time on the PG&E outage table.
6
Expect power to be out for around 1–2 hours at the estimated time.
Expect power to be out for around 1–2 hours at the estimated time.
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