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See Texas road closures, conditions as Beryl hits Houston area

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Last updated: July 8, 2024 6:26 pm
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More than 1 million customers have lost power within hours of Beryl’s landfall, as CenterPoint Energy in Houston reported. Rising waters swiftly led to street closures throughout Houston and flood warnings were issued for a large portion of the Texas coast.

Here is a look at where road closures and power outages are in the state.

Map: Driving conditions, road closures in Texas

Houston traffic cameras

Tips for driving in heavy rain, strong winds and flood conditions

Texas Department of Insurance urges drivers to be careful when driving in poor weather conditions. Here are some tips from them.

  • Avoid puddles: Driving into puddles or low-lying areas where rainwater collects, such as dips under rail or highway bridges or near streams, can cause vehicles to hydroplane out of control.
  • Drive in the middle lanes: Staying on higher ground is a good safety measure, especially during heavy rains. Rainwater often pools on the outer edges of roads, which can create hazardous driving conditions, including hydroplaning. It’s always best to drive with caution and avoid flooded areas whenever possible.
  • Keep headlights on: Using your vehicle’s headlights in the rain, even during daylight, is a crucial safety measure. It enhances your visibility to other drivers and improves your ability to see the road ahead. This practice can significantly reduce the risk of accidents in rainy conditions.
  • Use turn signals early: Giving plenty of notice to other drivers before slowing down to take a turn is essential for road safety. Signaling early and clearly allows other drivers to anticipate your actions and adjust their driving accordingly, reducing the risk of collisions.
  • Don’t slam the breaks: In bad weather, it’s important to brake safely. Remove your foot from the accelerator and apply the brakes lightly to stop. Always keep an eye out for brake lights ahead to anticipate any sudden stops or slowdowns by other drivers. This cautious approach helps maintain control of your vehicle and reduces the risk of skidding or losing traction.
  • Avoid sharp turns: Quick driving maneuvers can lead to skids and accidents.

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