The number of families without power from this week’s Winter storm continues to decline. CenterPoint’s outage map continue to show dropping numbers through the day Thursday. These restoration efforts continue as more accumulating snow moves into the Tri-State.

CenterPoint officials now say they expect all power to be restored to customers by the end of the day on Thursday, 24 hours ahead of the original prediction. Over 1,000 crews, contractors and mutual assistance workers are continuing to work around the clock to repair widespread damage caused by severe winter

EVANSVILLE, Ind. (WFIE) - CenterPoint officials expect most of their customers to have power by the end of Thursday. Thursday morning, they sent an update saying 90% of customers have their power back. Crews have been working tirelessly since Sunday, when the winter storm began.

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The […] A winter storm will develop over the southeastern United States and strengthen over the Atlantic on Saturday, although weather models aren't in agreement on the chance for snow in Massachusetts.

At the height of the winter storm, over 60,000 CenterPoint customers were without power. While some have been restored, there are still tens of thousands in the dark. CenterPoint says this could take several days to fully restore.

As winter weather approaches, SWEPCO and Centerpoint Energy are preparing for potential power outages. Crews are ready to respond.

Officials say while 61,000 customers have been impacted by Winter Storm Blair since January 5, more than half of customers have already been restored across CenterPoint Energy’s Indiana electric service territory.