Houston Weather: Monitoring Heavy Rain and Severe Weather Impacts
KHOU 11November 5, 20252 min6,122 views
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- 🌧️ Dark clouds and rainfall were observed in parts of Houston, with roadways remaining saturated after the weather passed.
- ⚠️ Areas known for collecting high water experienced street flooding, including an underpass on Navigation Boulevard that was closed.
Power Outages and Restoration
- ⚡ Centerpoint reported peak power outages affecting approximately 169,000 customers.
- ✅ About 95% of these outages have been restored, according to the utility company.
Preparedness for Future Weather
- 🛠️ Centerpoint has repositioned resources and is prepared to bring in additional crews to manage potential future outages.
- 💯 The utility company aims to restore normalcy within a 24-hour period for current outages.
City Response and Reporting
- 🚦 Houston public works crews are addressing down traffic signals and clearing large tree branches from roadways.
- 📞 Residents are encouraged to report damage like downed traffic lights or debris by calling 311, using the Houston 311 mobile app, or visiting the city's website.
- 🛑 In intersections with non-functioning traffic lights, treat them as a four-way stop.
- ⚠️ Debris on private property is the owner's responsibility to remove, while city crews handle public areas.
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Houston Office of Emergency ManagementSevere WeatherHeavy RainStreet FloodingPower OutagesCenterpoint EnergyOutage RestorationPublic WorksTraffic SignalsDebris Removal311 Reporting
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