US EditionCenterPoint Energy continues to monitor Invest 93L in northeastern Gulf
HARRIS COUNTY, TEXAS, JUL 16 – CenterPoint Energy monitors Invest 93L, a low-pressure system with a low chance of tropical storm development that may bring heavy rain and flash flooding to the northern Gulf Coast.
- In Houston on July 15, 2025, CenterPoint Energy's Meteorology, Emergency Planning & Response and Electric Operations teams are monitoring Invest 93L offshore Florida.
- According to current weather models, the system could develop into a tropical depression or low-end storm before end-of-week landfall in Central or Western Louisiana, although hostile upper-level winds are inhibiting organization.
- Rain and localized flash flooding are possible in the Greater Houston area on Friday and Saturday, and residents are encouraged to sign up for Power Alert Service for timely updates.
- Impacts to the Greater Houston area are expected to be minimal beyond some isolated heavy rains and localized flash flooding, and residents should monitor flood alerts from local National Weather Service offices.
- Over the next week, the region should remain free of tropical activity, and CenterPoint Energy will take further action if the disturbance organizes or forecasts shift.
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Invest 93L Moving Across FL, Development Possible - Videos from The Weather Channel
Invest 93L is moving across the Florida Panhandle early Wednesday. Conditions should become more favorable for development if this area of low pressure can move into the Gulf, but that is still uncertain at this point. If Invest 93L can remain over water, a tropical depression or Tropical Storm Dexter could form by the end of the week. Regardless of development, heavy rain looks likely and could lead to flooding across the northern Gulf Coast th…
Invest 93 heading into the Gulf
Invest 93 heading into the Gulf
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CenterPoint Energy continues to monitor Invest 93L in northeastern Gulf
Current projections indicate low potential development into a tropical depression or tropical stormNo significant impacts expected in CenterPoint's Greater Houston service area beyond rain on Friday and SaturdayCustomers and the public are encouraged to sign-up for Power Alert Service to…
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