Thank your son for me. I’m in forested Calaveras County (Sierra Foothills) and I am HAPPY they’re shutting off power and we respect all emergency responders here. Had a place in downtown show a picture of fallen tree from the winds with power lines that hit her house, but the house did not catch fire as the power was off. Another emergency responder said just for this area they manned their phones Sunday and had ten reports of lines down with that wind. The power outages are helping, yet so many complain so loudly. I was out from Sat. through last eve - and on a well, that’s no water (one wall of my garage is lined with milk jugs filled with water as we get outages in winter storms), no heat (eves had dipped to high 30°s F so it’s cold in the mornings), no refrigeration and drained electrical devices. The last is the worst as it’s how you can check for fires and more info. But they had community resource centers where you could re-charge and my library came up before I did so I could re-charge there. Did have a USB battery charger, but it only lasted for one good charge of iPad and iPhone with 8 D batteries. Shopping for a better one - friend has a re-chargable I’ll probably get. Keeping frozen milk jugs and moving 2 to 3 to the fridge (and keeping door closed) meant all the food is cold and good (the bottles even stayed 2/3 frozen). This is our new normal, so sharing how to easily get through outages is on the agenda. :-) Your son is a hero!