Where are the power outages in Texas right now?
Every Texas county with an active reported outage, ranked by meters out — then open the exact same live view on the map.
What this shows
What this View shows
County-level power outage data from ODIN (Outage Data Initiative), the aggregator ERCOT-area utilities report into. Each county's active outage total is a snapshot from ODIN's most recent poll.
Why it matters
A county with a large, sudden outage often coincides with severe weather or a system-wide event elsewhere on this map — reading outages next to demand, generation, and grid events surfaces the wider picture before official damage assessments catch up.
Texas power outages — counties with the most meters out
| County | Meters out | Outage reports | Reporting utility |
|---|---|---|---|
| Harris | 605 | 1 | CENTERPOINT ENERGY |
| Fort Bend | 8 | 1 | CENTERPOINT ENERGY |
| Montgomery | 4 | 1 | CENTERPOINT ENERGY |
| Galveston | 1 | 1 | CENTERPOINT ENERGY |
What people ask
Is “meters out” the same as customers without power?+
It's ODIN's own unit — a meter, not a person or household count. Treat it as a consistent relative measure across counties, not a precise customer-impact figure.
How current is this data?+
It reflects ODIN's most recent poll of reporting utilities, typically updated every few minutes to a few hours depending on the utility. A county with no active outage row simply had none reported at the last poll.
Does this cover all Texas utilities?+
Coverage depends on which utilities report into ODIN. A quiet county on this map means no reported outage from a reporting utility — it does not confirm every utility in that county reports.
Does “Open in Map” restore this exact view?+
Yes. It carries the same layers, filters, viewport, and timeline state shown on this page into the live ERCOT workspace — the same save/restore system behind a personal saved view.