Houston Under Siege: At Least Four Killed, Millions Left Without Power as City Plunges into Chaos in the Wake of Severe Storm

Deadly Hurricane-Force Storm Strikes Houston, Claiming 4 Lives

Houston, Texas was hit by a severe storm with hurricane-force winds on Thursday. The storm caused widespread damage throughout the city, resulting in at least four deaths and leaving 800,000 homes without power. Fallen trees and broken windows were among the causes of the fatalities.

During a news conference, Mayor Sylvester Turner warned residents to stay indoors and avoid the heavily impacted downtown area. Public schools were closed, and non-essential workers were advised to stay home for the day. The mayor reported that the storm had resulted in four fatalities and left over 800,000 families without power.

The National Weather Service issued a flood watch for the Houston area due to heavy rains associated with the storm. The situation was chaotic, with the city plunged into darkness and streets littered with debris from the damage. Residents were urged to take caution and heed safety warnings during the aftermath of the storm.

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