Texas city officials told their residents they are declaring a 'water emergency' and said they could be in a situation where the city runs out of water.
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Residents were told to"cease all outdoor watering until further notice" as well as to minimize or eliminate the usage of"Dishwashers, washing machines, use of showers and sink water, and any other nonessential water usage."
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