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AEP Texas crews stand ready to respond to high winds and extreme weather

March 14, 2025

Crews across the service territory remain positioned to respond to potential power outages caused by high winds and extreme weather predicted to impact Texas Friday.

In addition, we are actively monitoring conditions across the state in each of our Districts as much of Texas remains at an elevated fire risk.

We urge customers to maintain personal safety during periods of extreme weather. Please remember the following safety tips, especially during heavy wind activity:

  • Postpone outdoor activities, if possible. Stay safe indoors.
  • Beware of flying debris such as tree limbs or lawn furniture when outside during heavy winds.
  • Consider all downed power lines energized and dangerous. Do not touch anything in contact with the line, such as trees, fences, or puddles of water.
  • Stay at least 10 feet away from any downed power line.

High winds can cause power outages for various reasons. Winds can break trees and limbs that can land on power lines. High winds and blowing debris can also compromise electrical facilities and potentially cause downed power lines.

To report a safety hazard, a downed power line, or a tree hazard, please visit aeptexas.com/outages or call (866) 223-8508.

For more information, please visit AEPTexas.com.

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