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CenterPoint Energy closely monitoring Tropical Depression 2 and taking actions to prepare ahead of Potential Impacts across Greater Houston
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· July 20, 2026
· 1 min read
To support its customers and communities, CenterPoint Energy is taking precautionary safety actions including closely monitoring weather conditions and deploying its hurricane/summer storm readiness plans to prepare for Tropical Depression 2. As of 12:00 PM today, the National Hurricane Center upgra
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Key takeaway To support its customers and communities, CenterPoint Energy is taking precautionary safety actions including closely monitoring weather conditions and deploying its hurricane/summer storm readiness plans to prepare for Tropical Depression 2.
Why this matters in Willis
For residents of Willis, the preparations being made by CenterPoint Energy are particularly relevant given the city's location in the greater Houston metro area and its history of experiencing the effects of Gulf hurricanes and flooding. As a community situated near Lake Conroe and along Interstate 45, Willis is vulnerable to the potential impacts of Tropical Depression 2, which could bring heavy rainfall and strong winds to the area. The fact that CenterPoint Energy is deploying its hurricane and summer storm readiness plans is a prudent move, considering the city's proximity to Houston and its shared risks. As the situation unfolds, Willis residents can expect to feel the effects of any significant weather event, making it crucial for them to stay informed and take necessary precautions to ensure their safety and the integrity of the city's infrastructure.
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Category: weather Published: July 20, 2026 Source: Hello Woodlands Reading time: 1 min
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What is this story about? To support its customers and communities, CenterPoint Energy is taking precautionary safety actions including closely monitoring weather conditions and deploying its hurricane/summer storm readiness plans to prepare for Tropical Depression 2. As of 12:00 PM today, the National Hurricane Center upgra
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