CenterPoint is set to brief residents on preparations for Tropical Depression Five. The briefing is intended for those in the Houston area.
Further information on the briefing and preparations can be found through CW39. Details on the briefing's timing and content are not specified here, but residents can look to CW39 for more information.
Residents can turn to CW39 for updates on CenterPoint's preparations and the briefing, as more details become available.
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