Early Sunday, Jan. 25, at least 21,000 customers were without power after freezing rain, sleet and snow fell across the state Saturday.

A few thousand customers were without power on Sunday amid a winter storm. Utility companies say they have crews at the ready to restore weather-related outages. Here's a look at the latest numbers.

As a strong arctic blast brings hazardous winter conditions to the Lone Star State, ERCOT is confident in meeting demand. See live power outages and how to report an outage to your utility.

SAN ANTONIO – Thousands of CPS Energy customers are without power in the San Antonio area on Sunday morning. As of 5:30 a.m., 39 outages are affectingmore than 10,000 customers. In a post on X, CPS Energy wrote that crews worked overnight to respond to the outages.

As of 2:45 pm EDT, 1,060,550 customers were without power nationwide. Tennessee was the hardest hit, with about 337,000 customers in the dark by midday Sunday.

P.M., KMID/KPEJ was able to make contact with an Oncor media representative in the Midland area. Officials said the cause of the outages across Andrews, Odessa, and Midland was “equipment failure,” and stated that they have fixed the issue and will continue to monitor everything as the weather continues.

According to the Xcel Energy Power Outage Map, about 800 customers are experiencing a power outage in southeast Borger Friday evening.