With meteorologists predicting an active storm season, residents in Houston, Spring, The Woodlands, and surrounding areas should take steps to prepare early.
The 2025 hurricane forecast indicates:
Above-average storm activity expected in the Gulf Coast.
Warmer ocean temperatures could fuel stronger hurricanes.
Local officials are emphasizing early preparedness to prevent last-minute panic.
To stay safe, make sure you have:
Emergency Kit – Include non-perishable food, water (three or more days' worth), flashlights, batteries, phone chargers, first-aid supplies, and important documents in waterproof storage.
Evacuation Plan – Know your local shelters, evacuation routes, and emergency contacts in case evacuation becomes necessary.
Home Prep – Secure windows, doors, and outdoor furniture to prevent damage. Stock up on sandbags or storm shutters if flooding is a concern.
Car Readiness – Keep gas tanks full and have an emergency bag in your vehicle in case evacuation is needed.
Communication Plan – Ensure family members know where to meet and how to stay connected if power or internet goes out.
Interfaith of The Woodlands – Provides food, water, and emergency supplies for affected residents.
The Woodlands Township Emergency Services – Updates on power restoration, storm debris removal, and local recovery efforts.
CenterPoint Energy Storm Center – Report downed power lines at 713-207-2222.
Sign up for local emergency alerts on your city’s website.
Track storms using NOAA weather updates or apps like Weather Underground.
Follow official sources like The Woodlands Township Emergency Services for evacuation orders and shelter details.