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.
“The leading causes of outages include ice accumulation on equipment and broken tree limbs...” the utility wrote in the post, which also contained two images of ice accumulation on power lines and tree limbs, causing an outage on the South Side.
>> Icy precipitation is over, but hazardous road conditions remain
“We appreciate our community’s patience and understanding as crews safely work and travel in the severe winter weather conditions,” the post read. “We will continue to monitor conditions and share updates as needed. Customers are encouraged to sign up for alerts and view safety tips at http://cpsenergy.com/winter."
UPDATE (2:40 AM): Our crews have worked through the night and into Sunday morning as heavy winter precipitation continues across our service area. Crews are actively responding to 39 weather-related outages impacting approx. 14,500 customers, with the largest outages located in… pic.twitter.com/rybBtkCs02
— CPS Energy (@cpsenergy) January 25, 2026
According to the Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT), the state’s power supply should be able to meet the demand during this weather event. Click here for conditions from ERCOT.
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