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Welcome to the CenterPoint Energy Storm Center. We care about the communities and people we serve, so we have prepared this Storm Center to provide valuable information when a storm threatens or in the aftermath of a severe storm.
In the Storm Center, you can check our natural gas and electrical safety tips, learn how CenterPoint Energy restores power after a storm and learn what to do if you see a downed power line. You can also download our Hurricane Awareness Media Guide. You will need Acrobat Reader to view this file. If you don't have Acrobat Reader, Get Adobe Acrobat Reader.
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Weather from National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Keep up with the latest weather across the nation by visiting the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's National Weather Service Web site.
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Weather from the Weather Underground
Find the weather for any city, state, or zip code, or airport code or country at weatherunderground.com.
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How CenterPoint Energy restores electrical power
After a severe storm in our electric service area around Houston, CenterPoint Energy's emergency operation teams make an aerial survey, and nearly 600 inspectors check the damage.
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Downed power lines and safety after a storm
If you see a power line on the ground after a major storm, don't assume that it is not energized. Stay at least 10 feet away from the wire and secure the area to keep others away, too.
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CenterPoint Energy provides electrical safety tips
Electricity can be dangerous. CenterPoint Energy cares about safety and offers these tips.
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CenterPoint Energy provides natural gas safety tips
When a hurricane is threatening, following CenterPoint Energy's gas safety tips could mean quicker restoration of service.
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CenterPoint Energy Hurricane Awareness Media Guide
Download CenterPoint Energy's Hurricane Awareness Media Guide to find information about hurricanes and their attendant conditions.
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CenterPoint Energy safety tips on using portable generators
CenterPoint Energy offers important safety tips and precautions to take if you own and operate a portable generator.
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