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Montgomery County is receiving tractor trailer loads of ice and water from the State.
Distribution points are as follows:
Pct 2 (Magnolia): 31355 Friendship Drive
Pct 3 (South County): Shenandoah City Hall
Pct 4 (East County): County Commissioner's Barn

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Categories: Gas, Food and Water |

All elective cases have been canceled at The Methodist Hospital (Texas Medical Center) for Monday, Sept. 15.

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Categories: Businesses and other closings | Hospitals |

Entergy says 99 percent of its customers are without power after Hurricane Ike.

The total is 400,000.

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Categories: Power Outages and Phone Service |

Some areas of Houston have had up to 10 inches of rain, causing many bayous to spill out of their banks.

3 p.m. Update on Creeks and Bayous:

Rising and near crest: Cypress Creek, Green Bayou, Clear Creek downstream of FM 528, Buffalo Bayou downstream of Loop 610

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At 1:00 a.m. Saturday, CenterPoint reports one million customers have lost power.

The outages are widespread.

Ike's winds are downing trees and power lines all over the area.

CenterPoint warns it could take as long as two weeks to restore power in some areas.

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The number of people without power continues to grow as Ike gets closer to Texas.

CenterPoint reported 315,000 customers in the dark at 9:30 p.m.

The outages are widespread.

CenterPoint crews will not be able to begin restoring power until after the storm passes.

>> Continue reading: CenterPoint: 315,000 without power at 9:30 p.m.

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