Power outages leave over 18,000 customers without power as cold front sweeps through SAN ANTONIO - Over 18,000 customers are facing some level of power outage as a cold front with winds exceeding 50 mph moves through South Central Texas. The outages, reported by CPS Energy, are primarily concentrated on the South and West Side of San Antonio. Around 9:30 p.m. on Sunday, the utility company noted over 18,000 customers had been affected by more than 55 outage incidents across the city. CPS Energy stated it is actively working to address the disruptions and restore service as quickly as possible. The cold front, which brought strong winds and colder temperatures, has caused widespread power failures, with the majority of affected customers located in the city’s South and West Side neighborhoods. The utility company’s outage map, accessible via its website, provides real-time updates on the status of power restoration efforts. CPS Energy has not yet released specific details about the cause of the outages, though the extreme weather conditions are likely a contributing factor. Residents in the affected areas are advised to stay informed through local news outlets and the CPS Energy website for updates on service restoration. The situation is being closely monitored as crews work to resolve the outages and minimize the impact on households and businesses. This is a developing story, with further updates expected as the situation evolves.#san_antonio #cold_front #cps_energy #south_side #west_side
