Power out in neighborhoods around me, but we still have power, knock on wood. We made a trip to Trader Joe's and bought some frozen food so I was sure that would jinx things. Nope. Wind only started at around noon, but it's not much. Weird thing is that I'm in a neighborhood considered to be *at risk*, although not really in the hills, meaning that firefighters come around annually to check on vegetation to make sure it is far enough away from house and above ground. The big CVS drug store near me, also not in the hills, lost power last night so is closed today. Looks like they will have to discard the many medications they have that require refrigeration, not to mention the ice cream.
I am most concerned for folks who need electrically powered medical devices. Luckily my minister who relies on a scooter and a friend who has an electric wheelchair both live in an area not likely to lose power. The utility company's attitude toward medically fragile folks is basically, "You're on your own to figure it out. Deal with it!"