High Winds Cause Power Outages for Thousands in San Antonio

San Antonio, TX, October 16, 2026 —

Thousands of residents in San Antonio are experiencing power outages caused by high winds, according to the information provided. The number of affected residents is described as thousands, but no precise count is available.

The available information does not identify which parts of San Antonio are affected, when the outages began, or how long residents have been without power. It also does not name the electric utility or provide details about repair crews, restoration estimates, or the number of separate outages.

High winds are identified as the cause. No further information was provided about wind speeds, damage to power infrastructure, or other contributing factors. The information also does not say whether any injuries, property damage, or service disruptions beyond electricity have been reported.

It is not clear whether the outages are ongoing across all affected areas or whether power has been restored to some residents. No official statement or public estimate of restoration timing was included in the available summary. These details cannot be confirmed from the information provided.

The report establishes that thousands of San Antonio residents are affected and attributes the outages to high winds. More specific information about the affected locations, the utility response, and the expected duration of the outages was not provided.

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