San Antonio braces for multi-day outages after damaging storms
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Severe Friday storms left about 60,000 CPS Energy customers without power in the San Antonio area, with officials warning some outages could last several days. Crews are working to restore service as hot weather returns, and the city opened resilience hubs and cooling centers with free transit to help residents stay cool. Authorities urged people to report damage, keep refrigerators closed to save food, and treat all downed lines as live while restoration continues.
- Thousands face days without power as San Antonio clears storm damage Texas Public Radio | TPR
- City, CPS Energy Share Joint Storm Recovery Efforts City of San Antonio (.gov)
- San Antonio power outages could last days; cooling centers open San Antonio Express-News
- City opens overnight resilience hubs while working to restore power, officials say Yahoo
- Residents across Alamo Heights start cleanup process after severe storm WOAI
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