Houston braces for up to 200,000 outages as winter storm hits CenterPoint service area

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CenterPoint Energy warns the Houston area could endure 100,000 to 200,000 outages during a winter storm, with 3,300 crews and 1,500 trucks deployed and most outages expected to be restored within 12 hours. Forecast calls for about 0.1 inch of ice, possible sleet, and temperatures staying at or below freezing for 24–36 hours, with northern areas likely to see greater impacts. Residents should stay off roads and away from downed power lines.
- Winter storm could knock out power for up to 200,000 Houston area customers, CenterPoint says khou.com
- Response preparations underway for CenterPoint crews amid winter storm across Houston area abc13.com
- CenterPoint says winter storm could bring 2018-style ice, outages to area houstonchronicle.com
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- CenterPoint activates Emergency Operations Center ahead of winter weather fox26houston.com
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