As an Arctic blast approaches Houston, the Office of Emergency Management (OEM) warns residents to brace for extreme winter weather. Follow these tips to protect the Four P’s: People, Pets, Pipes, and Plants.
The Houston Office of Emergency Management (OEM) has alerted residents to prepare for an approaching Arctic blast. The severe cold temperatures and the potential for snow, ice, sleet, or freezing rain could significantly affect life, property, and infrastructure.
To ensure safety, OEM highlights the importance of safeguarding the Four P’s:
Residents are urged to remain informed and keep up with updates from local authorities. For tips on ensuring pet safety, check out BARC. You can report animal cruelty online through the Harris County Animal Cruelty Taskforce. Keep cozy and ready!
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