SoCal power outages: When it will be restored in your area

Weather Forecast for Monday, Aug. 21

The latest weather forecast and air quality conditions for the greater Los Angeles area, including beaches, valleys and desert regions.

LOS ANGELES - Hilary, the first tropical storm to hit Southern California in 84 years, swept people into swollen rivers, toppled trees onto homes and flooded roadways as the massive system marched northward Monday, prompting flood watches and warnings in more than a half dozen states.

The National Weather Service reported virtually all daily rainfall records were broken thus far.

Rain fell across most of the area throughout the day Sunday, beginning in the pre-dawn hours in many places. But as the storm system moved northward through the region, rain intensified and some areas were battered by powerful winds and flash flooding, knocking power out for thousands of residents across SoCal.

State and local officials said extra resources were deployed, and utilities were also fully staffed to deal with power outages.

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SoCal Edison Power Outages:

At last check, Southern California Edison was reporting 94 outages, with 5,388 customers impacted. That includes nearly 1,306 customers in Los Angeles County, 190 customers in Orange County, 2,095 customers in Riverside County, 738 customers in San Bernardino County, and 563 customers in Ventura County.

To find out when restoration is expected in your area, click here.