One winner hit jackpot for record-breaking Powerball drawing, Texas also has $1 million winner

One lucky lottery player will take home the biggest jackpot in U.S. history.

A winning ticket that matched all five numbers, plus the red Powerball, was sold in California.

Powerball officials announced that someone in Florida will also take home a $2 million prize after matching all five white ball numbers and adding the power play option.

An additional 22 winners will receive $1 million each after matching all five white ball numbers without the power play option — including at least one winner in Texas.

Texas Lottery officials said the winning ticket was sold at C’s Speedy Mart on Bissonnet Street in Houston.

The numbers for the record-breaking $1.9 billion Powerball drawing were announced Tuesday, one day late, after one of the participating lotteries had issues processing sales.

The winning numbers for the drawing are 10 - 33 - 41 - 47 - 56, the Powerball number is 10.

Powerball.com says the estimated total grand prize is $2.04 billion with an estimated cash value of $997.6 million.

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