No Shops, No Gas: Large Swaths of Houston Are Still in the Dark July 11, 2024 By Kevin Crowley Days after Hurricane Beryl crashed through the city, Houston is still grappling with the aftershocks. Large swaths of America’s fourth-largest...
Houston Struggles With Beryl’s Blackouts and Searing Heat July 9, 2024 By David R. Baker and Kevin Crowley Houston is struggling through Hurricane Beryl’s chaotic aftermath, with blackouts, blocked roads, internet disruptions and spotty access to gas expected...
Houston Will Feel Like 106F as Millions Remain Without Power July 9, 2024 By Millie Munshi and Will Wade Houston is set for a dangerous bout of heat as more than 2 million homes and businesses remain without power...
More Than 2.3 Million Texans Without Power as Hurricane Beryl Moves Inland July 8, 2024 By Pooja Salhotra, The Texas Tribune Hurricane Beryl has knocked out power for more than 2.3 million Texas customers, as of 10:27 a.m. Monday, based on...
AccuWeather: Year’s First Big Heatwave Raises Wildfire Risk in West June 3, 2024 Severe heat will raise the risk of brush and grassfires from central and northern California, also bringing a moderate to...
Texas Storm Leaves Thousands of Homes Without Power: Weather Watch May 29, 2024 By Brian K. Sullivan Across parts of Texas, and mostly in the east, 500,789 customers reportedly had outages at 4:45 am EDT, according to...
Houston Storm Hit Most-Stressed US Grid With Power Outages at 140,000 May 22, 2024 By Naureen S. Malik Windows are still falling from skyscrapers in downtown Houston after a historic wind storm whipped through the city last week....
Power Restored to Majority of Houston Residents Affected by Deadly Storms May 21, 2024 By Juan A. Lozano HOUSTON (AP) — Houston area residents affected by deadly storms last week received some good news as officials said power...
Texas Storms Leave 800,000 Without Power While Flights Grounded May 17, 2024 By Dan Murtaugh and Brian K. Sullivan A line of dangerous storms and flooding rains rolled over the US Gulf Coast, killing at least four people and...
Extreme Weather Is Driving More US Power Outages, Studies Show May 3, 2024 By Kendra Pierre-Louis For decades, residents of eastern Queens in New York City have complained that they’re more likely to lose power when...