Chaos in Houston as severe storms with tornadoes and floods leave devastation in their wake. Stay safe, Houstonians!
Houston recently faced a series of severe storms that wreaked havoc in the city, resulting in the tragic death of at least 4 individuals. The storms caused widespread power outages, leaving over 870,000 customers without electricity in and around Harris County. The metropolitan area was slammed by hurricane-force winds, causing chaos and destruction.
As the storms intensified, Houston was under a Severe Thunderstorm Warning with the threat of heavy rain and severe thunderstorms. A Flood Watch was issued for the Houston area and Southeast Texas, anticipating heavy rainfall and strong to severe storms to continue affecting the region.
Moreover, Flood and tornado watches were issued for the Southeast Texas region, particularly in the Piney Woods area northeast of Houston. Residents were warned of the possibility of 3-6 inches of rainfall, with higher amounts expected in isolated areas, posing a significant risk of flooding.
In the midst of the chaos, Houstonians were urged to prepare for severe weather by taking precautions and staying informed about Tornado Warnings in the area. The city was on high alert, with measures in place to protect residents from the unpredictable and dangerous weather conditions.
It's important to note that Houston, despite its resilience, is vulnerable to extreme weather events like tornadoes, floods, and severe storms. The city's ability to weather these natural disasters is a testament to the strength and unity of its community. Stay safe, Houston!
More than 870000 customers were without electricity in and around Harris County, according to poweroutage.us.
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Here's everything you need to prepare for severe weather season in Houston, Texas.