Over 10,000 Lubbock, West Texas residents without power after tornadoes, severe storms

Over 10,000 residents in West Texas are without power Thursday night after a severe storm system produced large size hail, high wind gusts and tornadoes.

According to the Lubbock Power and Light outage map , as of 8:47 p.m., 120 active outages had impacted 4,465 customers in Lubbock.

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The maps show residents in southwest, south, and southeast Lubbock are being impacted the heaviest; however, outages are being reported city-wide. Crews are being reported assigned to the outages in Lubbock.

Xcel Energy also reports eight active outages impacting 2,405 customers in Lubbock and Hockley County.

According to its outage map , 2,072 customers in Ropesville, Wolfforth, Meadow and Lubbock have been impacted, with a crew having been assigned to the outage.

Xcel has also assigned crews to Levelland, Littlefield and Smyer to restore power.

South Plains Electric Cooperative reported that shortly before 9 p.m. on June 5, nearly 5,000 customers in Levelland and nearly 500 customers in Lubbock were without power.

This is a developing situation. Follow Lubbockonline for more information.

This article originally appeared on Lubbock Avalanche-Journal: Power outages impact residents in Lubbock, West Texas after tornadoes, storm