San Antonio, TX, September 11, 2026 — San Antonio, TX – A thunderstorm swept through the San Antonio area on Friday night, bringing with it reports of hail and subsequent power outages for some residents.

The storm, which occurred during the evening hours, impacted various parts of the city. While specific details regarding the intensity or size of the hail were not immediately available, meteorological observations confirmed the presence of hail during the weather event. Residents in several neighborhoods reported experiencing disruptions to their electricity service.

The extent and duration of the power outages were not specified in available reports. Information regarding the number of customers affected or the cause of the outages beyond the general impact of the thunderstorm was not provided. Utility companies typically work to restore power as quickly as possible following severe weather events, though specific response times depend on the scope of the damage and the resources available.

Thunderstorms capable of producing hail are common in the region, particularly during certain seasons. These storms can sometimes lead to localized flooding, wind damage, and power disruptions due to lightning strikes and high winds affecting infrastructure. The reports from Friday night indicate that the storm followed a typical pattern for severe weather in the area, impacting residents with both direct weather phenomena and secondary effects like loss of electrical service.

Further details on the specific areas affected by hail and power outages, as well as the duration of the service disruptions, were not immediately released. City officials and utility providers often release more comprehensive post-storm assessments once all damage has been evaluated and power has been restored.


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