Microsoft Outlook went down Saturday, affecting thousands of users' email access.

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Microsoft Outlook, 365 and other services crashed Saturday, affecting tens of thousands in the United States and millions globally before services were restored in less than an hour.

Thousands of users reported issues or outages with Outlook and other Microsoft services on Saturday afternoon.

Tens of thousands of people were briefly unable to send or receive emails on Saturday afternoon after Microsoft Outlook faced a widespread service disruption.

If you are having troubles logging in to your Microsoft Outlook account, you are not alone. Tens of thousands of people on Saturday reported issues with Outlook on the website Downdetector, where users can self-report issues with websites.

Microsoft officials in a social media post late Saturday afternoon said that "a majority of impacted services are recovering following our change. We’ll keep monitoring until impact has been resolved for all services.

Microsoft Outlook was down across the board for a brief time on Saturday. According to DownDetector, as well as countless posts to social media, Microsoft’s email and calendar service wasn’t allowing users to open the service throughout much of Saturday.

Microsoft users experienced issues with Outlook on March 1, leaving thousands without access to email and apps.

Microsoft Outlook is seemingly down nationwide, thousands of people have taken to report outages, according to Downdetector. Microsoft was not immediately available to

A heat map on the website Downdetector showed that Buffalo, Toronto, and New York City were among the hot spots for service outages.

Users are reporting that Microsoft Outlook is down. As of 2:51 p.m., DownDetector reported over 18,000 reports of an outage. When users attempt to access their email on the website, an error message pops up.