Hidalgo says Houston's hard freeze will not bring major road interruptions or dangerous travel

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Hidalgo says Houston's hard freeze will not bring major road interruptions or dangerous travel
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Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo cautiously told Houstonians she does not expect the upcoming hard freeze to bring any major road interruptions or dangerous travel to the region.

and said residents should be prepared to brace for extremely cold weather and take measures to adequately prepare their homes and protect their pets.

ERCOT, the state's nonprofit grid operator, has promised the grid will have enough capacity to meet demand, facilities have been weatherized and that widespread power outages are not expected, Hidalgo said. Residents inside the city of Houston are asked not to drip their faucets because this could strain the city's system and risk another water boil notice, officials said. Others living outside the city are advised to drip their faucets Thursday through Saturday, Hidalgo said.across the region that are expected to open by Thursday afternoon. The warming centers will allow pets and will offer blankets, chairs, water and snacks.

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