The massive winter storm is creating havoc in Texas, and across the nation as well. Millions of people remained without power amid subfreezing temperatures, and authorities warned of treacherous travel conditions in many states.
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The overwhelmed power grid has left millions of Texans in the cold and dark. Here's how the Lone Star State compares to power outages reported in other states as well.
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As of 9:30 p.m. CT
Texas: 3,271,574
Oregon: 184,903
Kentucky: 105,508
Louisiana: 74,576
West Virginia: 72,599
Virginia: 47,405
Mississippi: 27,322
Ohio: 16,398
California: 12,539
Total across the states above: 3,812,824
The numbers reflect customers without power, not individual people. A customer could be multiple people in a household.