Sunday morning, outages in North Texas were mainly centered around southern Fort Worth, according to the Oncor outage map. Around 1:30 p.m. On Sunday, in the 76028 ZIP code near Burleson, over 250 people were without power.

As of 2:45 pm EDT, 1,060,550 customers were without power nationwide. Tennessee was the hardest hit, with about 337,000 customers in the dark by midday Sunday.

One of the first significant snowstorms for Baltimore will also bring icy conditions. Bookmark this link for live updates as power outages are reported.

Power outages are possible across Massachusetts as a powerful winter weather system is poised to move through the region.

Thousands of Xcel Energy customers in Minnesota's Hennepin County, including Minneapolis, were affected by a power outage on Sunday. As of 8:40 p.m., nearly 4,000 customers remained without electricity.

Check out the latest power outage updates for the Upstate and the rest of South Carolina.

A power transformer exploded in Cleveland, Ohio, spreading fire to multiple utility poles and leaving large swaths of the city’s west side without power, officials said.

Pulaski County, which is primarily served by South Kentucky Rural Electric Cooperative Corp. and KU, is still ground zero for the state’s outages. About 28% of the county’s residents are without power, according to the companies’ online power outages reporting sites.