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CenterPoint: 'Extended power outages likely' during Tropical Storm Nicholas; ERCOT says grid is ready
Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner said crews will be deployed as quickly as possible to restore to restore outages. HOUSTON — Hurricane Nicholas is expected to cause “extended power outages” as it moves across Southeast Texas with 70 mph winds, according to CenterPoint. As of 9:25 p.m. CenterPoint reported 16,666 customers without power. That number is expected to grow quickly throughout the night. In a news conference Monday night, Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner said CenterPoint crews are…
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