Power outages affect thousands of customers in Texas and Oklahoma
Power outages affected thousands of electricity customers in parts of Texas and Oklahoma on Sunday, November 15. Outage trackers showed interruptions across multiple utility service areas. Brownstone Worldwide found no official confirmation linking the two states’ outages to a single event.
Texas outages
PowerOutage.com counted 9,879 Texas customers without power at 3:04 p.m. Central. Its snapshot showed 2,977 outages among CenterPoint Energy customer accounts and 2,634 among Entergy customer accounts. The same tracker listed ERCOT grid conditions as normal at that snapshot. Texas outage tracker · ERCOT grid conditions dashboard
Oklahoma outages
PowerOutage.com counted 2,418 Oklahoma customers without power at 10:13 a.m. Central, including 1,281 Southeastern Electric Cooperative accounts and 1,066 OG&E accounts. A separate snapshot from Outage Pro at 11:11 a.m. Central listed about 2,067 customer outages in Bryan County. The Texas and Oklahoma totals were recorded at different times. Oklahoma outage tracker · Outage Pro’s Oklahoma county data
How to check restoration in your area
Outage totals change as utilities restore service and receive new reports. The figures count customer accounts, which can include homes and businesses. Check your electric utility’s outage map or account alerts for the latest restoration estimate at your address. Texas customers can check the Oncor outage map or AEP Texas outage map if served by those utilities. Oklahoma residents can use the statewide tracker above to find their utility.
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