It took a bit longer than lottery officials wanted, but the winning numbers for the record $2 billion Powerball drawing were released Tuesday morning.

According to Powerball, the winning ticket, worth the entire $2.04 billion jackpot, was sold at Joe’s Service Center in Altadena, Calif. That wasn’t the only big win, though, as 22 others matched all five white balls for $1 million. Those winners included ticket holders in North Carolina and South Carolina.

The tickets worth $1 million were sold in California, Louisiana, Michigan, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Florida, Massachusetts, Missouri, Ohio, South Carolina, Washington, Georgia, Maryland, Oregon and Texas.

The news follows a dramatic night for Powerball — the Monday drawing was delayed by 10 hours as game officials scrambled to deal with a processing issue in one state. It couldn’t commence until all 48 participating lotteries submitted their sales and play data.

The winning numbers in the record-breaking Powerball jackpot were 10-33-41-47-56 with a Powerball of 10 and a Power Play of 2X, the game’s website confirmed. #Powerball #Lottery

Summer in Charlotte North Carolina

Summer in Charlotte is the ideal season to visit this charming southern city. The days can get very warm but the nights are relatively cool. The city offers a wide range of outdoor activities, including outdoor concerts and water parks. There are also plenty of establishments that serve icy drinks. However, if you want to stay cool in the hot summer, it is important to bring some sunscreen.

One of the best things about living in Charlotte, NC is its low cost of living. According to the U.S. Bureau of Economics, housing prices are lower in Charlotte than in other major tech hubs. Buying a house in Charlotte can cost as little as $500,000, but you can also find homes that are worth millions. The schools are also highly rated, and you can choose from public and private schools.

Charlotte is a great place to live for sports enthusiasts. The city is home to many professional and college sports teams. Fans can cheer for the Carolina Panthers, UNC Charlotte 49ers, UNC Chapel Hill Tarheels, Duke University Blue Devils, and North Carolina State Wolfpack. The IMAX theatre in Discovery Place is a must-see event, and you can visit the city’s museums and attractions. The city also offers comedy and food tours and distilleries.

The Charlotte area was settled by European colonists around 1755. The first European settlers were Thomas Spratt, a man who settled near the Elizabeth neighborhood. His descendants included Thomas Polk, the great-uncle of U.S. President James K. Polk. He built his house at the intersection of two Native American trading paths. One of these paths ran north-south along the Great Wagon Road, while another ran east-west along Trade Street.