SAN DIEGO (FOX 5/KUSI) -- Over 7,000 San Diego Gas & Electric customers were reported to have their power shut off Wednesday morning as the region remains under a Red Flag Warning due to Santa Ana winds. That number could grow, with the public utility company warning that upwards of 58,000 customers have the potential to be impacted. Specific areas include the county's inland valleys, mountains and deserts along the eastern mountain slopes. RELATED: What is a Red Flag Warning and why is it important? Here's a list of local communities experiencing power shutoffs as of 9 a.m. Wednesday: Alpine Boulevard Campo Campo Reservation Descanso Escondido Jacumba Julian La Jolla Reservation La Posta Reservation Manzanita Reservation Mesa Grande Reservation Pala Reservation Pauma and Yuima Reservation Pauma Valley Pine Valley Rincon Reservation Santa Ysabel Santa Ysabel Reservation Valley Center Viejas Reservation Warner Springs RELATED: SDG&E begins power shutoffs ahead of Red Flag Warning Here's a list of other area communities that could potentially undergo shutoffs, depending on weather developments: Barona Reservation Capitan Grande Reservation Chula Vista East San Juan Cap El Cajon Fallbrook Jamul La Mesa Lakeside Los Coyotes Reservation Pala Pechanga Reservation Poway Ramona Ranchita Rancho Bernardo Rancho Santa Fe San Diego San Pasqual Reservation Santee Sycuan Reservation Real-time updates showing affected communities can be tracked here. SDG&E issues public safety power shutoffs during periods where high winds, low humidity and low moisture levels in vegetation could create ideal conditions for extreme fire danger. The winds are expected to ease by Thursday, but another round is expected to closely follow, according to the National Weather Service.