Oklahoma Gas & Electric (OG&E) reported that as of July 4, thousands of customers across the state were still experiencing power outages due to damage from storms. The company stated that crews have been working around the clock to restore electricity, but progress has been slow in some areas where trees and fallen lines are preventing swift repairs. [1] AOL (2026-08-01 18:33) Oklahoma Gas & Electric did not provide an estimate for when power would be fully restored across the affected regions. The company emphasized that their top priority is safety, ensuring that all necessary precautions are taken during the restoration process. [2] local news outlet (unspecified) (2026-08-01 19:45) In a separate report, another local news outlet noted that some areas in southern Oklahoma were particularly hard-hit by the storm system. These regions have seen more significant damage to power lines and infrastructure, making it harder for crews to reach all affected customers. [3] national weather service (2026-08-01 20:00) The National Weather Service reported that while conditions had improved in some areas, the storm system was still active, with scattered thunderstorms expected. They advised residents to remain cautious and prepared for potential power outages or further damage.