Harris County suffered the worst effects of Uri in Texas, says report Nearly 91 percent of Houstonians lost power during the freeze much more than the state average.
Photo by Tyler Horne Houstonians who felt that they were perhaps bearing more of a burden than the rest of Texas during the February 2021 freeze clearly were not imagining it, a new study finds. The impacts of Winter Storm Uri were far more severe in Harris County, according to a new report by the Hobby School of Public Affairs at the University of Houston. Notably, more than nine out of every 10 residents of Harris County lost electrical power at some point between the storm’s run from February 14-20. That’s about 91 percent significantly higher than the 64 percent of Texas’ 212 counties that lost electricity within the Texas Electrical Grid, which is managed by the Electrical Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT).
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