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Dry offshore winds were forecast to return to the region later this week, prompting PG&E on Tuesday to send advance notifications to some 29,000 customers who may be subject to power shutoffs in an effort to reduce the risk of wildfire, the utility announced.

– Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) meteorologists continue to monitor a potential weather system that could bring dry offshore winds to parts of Northern and Central California beginning in the early morning hours Thursday—the second such wind event this week.

PG&E might shut off power to roughly 29,000 customers in parts of 19 counties later this week due to another round of dry and windy weather in the forecast.

Potential new outages include nearly 2,000 customers in Solano and Yolo counties, PG&E said.

Temperatures are very chilly to start your Tuesday, and gusty north winds will continue to drive high fire danger today. A chance for scattered mountain showers will return tonight, but will not last long. Another round of gusty north winds could bring more fire danger concerns Thursday. Dry and mild weather then returns for your weekend.

Be prepared for chilly temperatures, gusty winds and high to critical fire danger ahead in your Monday forecast. Well stay chilly and windy with high fire danger continuing Tuesday. A modest warming trend and more mild conditions will return later this week and will persist into your weekend.

Chilly temperatures and lingering showers are ahead for your Friday. Well clear out and get a little warmer through your weekend. Gusty north winds will bring elevated fire danger back to northern California early next week.

Over 6 inches of rain has fallen in some parts of East Texas leading to the issuance of a Flash Flood Warning.

Over 6 inches of rain has fallen in some parts of East Texas leading to the issuance of a Flash Flood Warning.

People can attend meetings, submit comments and draw maps in the Trinity County redistricting process.