Peak Wind Gusts Near 80 MPH Leave Trail of Damage Across San Antonio
Crews are restoring service after storms knocked out power for 20,000 customers, and officials said some outages could last into early next week.
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A San Antonio storm knocked out power and damaged homes; one barber simply moved his chair outside and kept cutting customers’ hair
A powerful storm hit San Antonio’s West Side, knocking down trees, damaging homes and leaving more than 112,000 customers without power at its peak. As residents cleaned up and struggled with the heat, Misfit barbershop owner Juan Martinez moved his barber chair outside and continued serving customers despite the power outage.
20,000 CPS Customers still without power after Friday storms that hit San Antonio
Some 20,000 CPS Energy customers remain without power following heavy rain and violent winds that struck San Antonio on Friday night, officials with the city-owned utility said during a Sunday morning press conference. That total is around 18% of the 112,000 customers left without power in the immediate wake of the storm, which brought down […] The post 20,000 CPS Customers still without power after Friday storms that hit San Antonio appeared fi…
Peak wind gusts near 80 MPH leave trail of damage across San Antonio
Powerful thunderstorms swept across the San Antonio area Friday evening, producing wind gusts approaching 80 mph and leaving a widespread trail of damage across Bexar County. At the height of the storm, nearly 100,000 CPS Energy customers lost electricity as strong winds and lightning damaged equipment throughout the system.Crews are continuing to restore service throughout the weekend, while residents continue to clean up scattered debris, down…
A San Antonio storm knocked out power and damaged homes; one barber simply moved his chair outside and kept cutting customers’ hair - THE LOCAL REPORT ARTICLES
Martinez moved a barber’s chair outside the shop and continued cutting customers’ hair. (Photo: TPR) A powerful storm knocked out power and damaged homes across San Antonio on Friday night, but a barber refused to close his shop. Texas Publilc Radio reported that with no electricity, he moved his barber chair outside and continued cutting […] The post A San Antonio storm knocked out power and damaged homes; one barber simply moved his chair outs…
Two people died after a severe storm hit San Antonio, Texas, on Friday night. Thousands of residents were still without power on Sunday, and some areas could experience outages until Monday.
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