A few thousand customers were without power on Sunday amid a winter storm. Utility companies say they have crews at the ready to restore weather-related outages. Here's a look at the latest numbers.

CenterPoint officials have warned that up to 200,000 of the utility's Houston area customers could lose power in this winter storm.

Only 2,000 of 2.9 million customers remain without power as of 5 p.m. Sunday.

If emergency shortages in the electric grid occur, the grid operator may order CenterPoint to implement "planned outages."

CenterPoint officials say this weekend's power outages are likely to be more similar to Houston's 2018 ice storm than the deadly 2021 freeze.

CenterPoint officials say Indiana customers are no longer being asked to conserve their electricity use.

Houston-area utility workers are pulling 16-hour shifts inspecting critical infrastructure before this weekend's freeze.

North Carolina-based Duke Energy, Texas-based CenterPoint Energy Inc. and other electric companies are now preparing for Winter Storm Fern, which is expected to hammer parts of the South, Midwest, and Northeast on Saturday through Monday