Houston recovers from a storm with schools closed and people out despite the cold, including a fan collecting Rockets bobbleheads, while traffic flows smoothly and local life thrives. Weather forecasts predict a calm week ahead.

CenterPoint Energy released over 500 workers to help with storm recovery in other states, maintaining service for 99% of its Texas customers during a winter storm.

Houston faces extreme cold with temperatures in the teens and 20s, along with gusty winds. Record-low temperatures are possible, and residents are advised to protect pipes and plants. Brief warming is expected later in the week.

ERCOT warns of fake texts about Texas power grid conditions during inclement weather and advises Texans to seek information from official sources only.

A water main break sent water and debris into the air in Houston's Galleria area, causing concerns for traffic hazards ahead of a forecasted freeze. Repair timeline is unknown.

Houston faces wintery weather with rain, sleet, and potential freezing rain, under winter weather alerts including storm and extreme cold warnings; residents advised to be cautious.

TxDOT defends their brine treatment against criticism ahead of a Houston winter storm, while the city prepares for hazardous road conditions and local services adjust operations.

Houston faces severe weather, including thunderstorms and an arctic blast, with forecasts of rain turning to freezing rain and hard freezes, potentially causing power outages and treacherous travel.

Fire officials in Houston warn of generator risks, like carbon monoxide poisoning, during a winter storm. Safe usage guidelines include outdoor operation and not overloading.

CenterPoint Energy increases its workforce to about 3,300 in response to an impending winter storm in the Greater Houston area, to manage potential power outages and damage.

Houston schools revise weekend plans, canceling events due to a forecasted freeze. Klein ISD rescheduled activities while HISD moved games to avoid the cold. Safety is prioritized as districts keep families informed.

Houston anticipates the season's coldest weather, with dense fog followed by a sharp drop in temperatures and a strong arctic front bringing potential thunderstorms and freezing rain.

Houston is expecting a sudden cold snap, with forecasters predicting freezing temperatures and possible freezing rain over the weekend, following milder conditions with showers.