Governor Greg Abbott deploys state emergency response resources for weekend’s severe weather
Michael Horton, Digital Content Producer
Gov. Greg Abbott speaks during at Texas Rally for Life at the Texas Capitol on Jan. 22, 2022. (Lauren Witte/The Texas Tribune, Lauren Witte/The Texas Tribune)
Texas Governor Greg Abbott is gearing up for the intense storms projected to hit the Lone Star State this weekend.
On Saturday, the Governor announced on X that he has deployed emergency response resources across Texas in preparation for the projected intense thunderstorms around the state.
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“Texans are urged to monitor weather conditions, make an emergency plan, and heed the guidance of state and local officials,” Abbott’s post said.
Deployed critical emergency response resources today to regions across Texas as severe weather impacts local communities. @TDEM
Texans are urged to monitor weather conditions, make an emergency plan, and heed the guidance of state and local officials. pic.twitter.com/NA4oKVl0R9
According to the National Weather Service, the risks associated with the storms include intense winds, hail, and rainfall that could result in flash flooding.
For more information about the weekend forecast in Houston, click here.
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