1,700 In Tri-Valley Without Power Monday Afternoon

TRI-VALLEY, CA — About 1,400 in Livermore were without power as of 2:45 p.m. Monday, according to the Pacific Gas & Electric Company.

Many residents of Tri-Valley and cities across the Bay Area went to bed without power Sunday and woke Monday morning to find themselves still in the dark. But while power was restored to a handful of people in Danville, another 1,000 PG&E customers in Livermore lost their power by Monday afternoon.

Dozens of Livermore residents could see power restored by 3 to 4 p.m., according to PG&E. No restoration time has been set for the roughly 1,380 others.

See whether your home is among those 1,380 here.

Dublin and San Ramon were the only areas where all had power.

PG&E called on the public to conserve power Monday to prevent outages, according to a news release issued Monday morning. The utility's meteorologists expected temperatures to continue to climb through Wednesday and PG&E advised the public to be ready for power outages.

Power conservation can help take pressure off the power grid and reduce outages caused by the heat, PG&E said.

Here's the latest outage statistics as of 2:40 p.m. Monday:

• Alamo: 2 outages; 108 customers impacted
• Livermore: 8 outages; 1,418 customers impacted
• Pleasanton: 5 outages; 26 customers impacted
• Sunol: 5 outages; 111 customers

Read more power conservation tips from PG&E.