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Will your lights go out? Possibly, but CenterPoint says more than 2,000 workers are ready to assist during storms
By Click2Houston
· June 15, 2026
· 2 min read
CenterPoint Energy says it has activated its Emergency Operations Center and mobilized 2,600 personnel as a tropical disturbance threatens the Greater Houston area with heavy rainfall, thunderstorms and the potential for flash flooding.The update comes after the National Hurricane Center issued a Tr
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Why this matters in Willis
For residents of Willis, the threat of heavy rainfall and potential flash flooding from the tropical disturbance is a stark reminder of the city's vulnerability to Gulf storms. As part of the greater Houston metro, Willis shares the same hurricane and flooding risks as its larger neighbor. With CenterPoint Energy mobilizing 2,600 personnel to respond to power outages, Willis residents can take some comfort in knowing that a robust response system is in place. However, the city's location near Lake Conroe and Interstate 45 also means that flooding and power outages could have a significant impact on daily life. As the storm system moves through the area, residents should remain vigilant and take precautions to stay safe, including monitoring local forecasts and avoiding downed power lines. The Montgomery County Sheriff's Office and Willis ISD will likely be closely monitoring the situation, and residents should stay informed through official channels.
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Published: June 15, 2026 ·
Source: Click2Houston ·
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