Power outages have affected all of West Texas and one Texas city is saying enough. In a late-night press release, the City of Coleman condemned the decisions made by ERCOT.

The City of San Angelo has confirmed the high plane area in San Angelo (the Bluffs, Southland, Lake Nasworthy area, and Bentwood) will lose water in approximately three hours.

The water crisis continues in San Angelo as city officials issue a city-wide boil notice after multiple water main breaks occurred due to the severe weather.

The weather-related closures continue in San Angelo and several offices and institutions will remain closed on Tuesday, February 16th.

The City of Abilene has confirmed at least one of the water treatment plants has had the power restored.

Around 7:00 p.m. on Monday, the City of Abilene was forced to shut off water to the city after all three water treatment plants lost power during an outage.

Water problems continue for the San Angelo area as the City of Paint Rock confirms the entire city has lost water pressure.

A Houston family was hospitalized on Monday after they used a charcoal grill to warm up their home during a widespread outage.

As the city continues to grapple with days-long electrical outages and inclement weather,  SAPD is now facing problems with its non-emergency phone lines.

Electrical outages continue impacting a vast area of San Angelo and it doesn't appear it will be solved anytime soon.