CPS Energy: All power restored following tornadoes, late-night storms More than 84,000 people were without power at one point
SAN ANTONIO – CPS Energy is now reporting that all power has been restored following the late-night storms that struck parts of San Antonio and the surrounding area on Sunday.
At one point after the storms, more than 84,000 people were without power.
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Nine tornadoes total have been confirmed between south and central Texas, with six occurring in the San Antonio and Seguin areas.
400 homes were also damaged in the area, authorities said.
Bexar County officials are expected to announce a disaster declaration later on Wednesday.
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