Cameron County residents no longer face power outages. Electricity service is back to normal. A significant number of customers were affected by thunderstorms on Saturday. The storms led to a loss of power for many. Details on the restoration efforts can be found through AEP Texas, which reported the return of full power as of Sunday morning.
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