HOUSTON, TEXAS – A wind advisory is in effect until Tuesday at 6:00 PM CST for several counties in Texas, including Brazos, Chambers, and Galveston Island. Residents in these areas are advised to exercise caution due to potentially hazardous wind conditions.
The advisory has been issued for a number of inland counties as well, including Fort Bend, Montgomery, and Walker. This includes inland Harris County and Washington County, among others. The strong winds have the potential to cause damage to property and may pose a danger to those outdoors.
Motorists are urged to use extra care while driving, especially those operating high-profile vehicles such as trucks and buses. The wind advisory may also disrupt outdoor activities and cause temporary power outages.
It is important for residents to secure any loose outdoor items, such as lawn furniture and trash cans, to prevent them from being blown away or causing damage to nearby property. Additionally, caution should be exercised around trees, as strong winds could potentially cause branches to break and fall.
Inland Brazoria, Colorado, and San Jacinto counties are also included in the wind advisory. The advisory is a result of strong wind gusts expected in these areas, and residents are encouraged to stay updated on weather conditions and heed any further warnings or advisories.
Residents in the affected counties should prepare for potential wind-related hazards and take appropriate safety measures to protect themselves and their property. The wind advisory is scheduled to remain in effect until Tuesday at 6:00 PM CST.
The wind advisory in effect until Tuesday at 6:00 PM CST includes several counties in Texas, both along the coast and inland. Residents are urged to exercise caution and take necessary precautions to ensure their safety and the protection of their property.