Hurricane Rafael Projected to Weaken and Remain in the Southern Gulf of Mexico over the Weekend and Could Bring Isolated Rain and Wind to Texas and Louisiana; CenterPoint Energy Will Continue to Monitor throughout the Weekend
- Teams will remain on standby and ready to respond to any changes with enhanced staffing plans if needed
- Most CenterPoint teams will return to normal business operations status
Most CenterPoint teams across
"Our teams will remain engaged and vigilant over the weekend to make sure there's no change in Hurricane Rafael's path. We're prepared if anything changes and we have a plan. We want to thank all our customers across
CenterPoint encourages all customers to have a plan to stay safe
CenterPoint is encouraging all its customers to prepare and have a plan to stay safe during Hurricane Rafael. Customers can get storm-related electric, natural gas and flooding safety tips at CenterPointEnergy.com/StormCenter. Additional preparation best practices are available at Ready.gov.
For the latest updates, follow CenterPoint on X (formerly Twitter) for real-time updates. For more information and other resources, visit CenterPointEnergy.com/NaturalGasSafety.
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