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Se acerca la tormenta tropical Bertha: los clientes del Valle del Río Grande, Corpus Christi y Laredo deben esperar efectos meteorológicos.

July 23, 2026

AEP Texas despliega cuadrillas a lo largo de la costa central de Texas ante la aproximación de la tormenta tropical Bertha; los clientes del Valle del Río Grande, Corpus Christi y Laredo deben esperar efectos meteorológicos adversos.

A medida que la tormenta tropical Bertha avanza hacia la costa de Texas, AEP Texas ha completado las actividades clave de despliegue para garantizar una respuesta segura y eficiente. Las cuadrillas de líneas, el personal de apoyo y los recursos para el manejo de vegetación se encuentran posicionados en todo el distrito de Corpus Christi, con especial atención a la zona de la costa central de Texas.

Dependiendo de la trayectoria final de la tormenta, los clientes de los distritos del Valle del Río Grande, Corpus Christi y Laredo deben prepararse para lluvias intensas, vientos fuertes, posibles inundaciones localizadas y posibles cortes de energía. Ya están operativos cuatro centros de despliegue en el distrito de Corpus Christi, y el centro de recepción principal en Corpus Christi ha iniciado su segundo día de incorporación de cuadrillas de socios comerciales externos. Continúan las labores de manejo de vegetación en las comunidades costeras para reducir los riesgos potenciales asociados a la tormenta y facilitar unas tareas de restauración más seguras y eficientes.

AEP Texas recomienda a los clientes que completen sus propios preparativos, lo que incluye confirmar planes de respaldo para equipos médicos, asegurar objetos en exteriores e identificar lugares seguros en caso de condiciones meteorológicas adversas.

Ante la aproximación de la tormenta, AEP Texas recuerda a los clientes tener en cuenta estos consejos de seguridad:

• Los clientes que dependen de sistemas de soporte vital u otros equipos médicos eléctricos deben contar con un plan de respaldo para casos de cortes de energía prolongados. Realice los preparativos ahora, antes de que lleguen las condiciones meteorológicas adversas.

• Asuma siempre que los cables eléctricos caídos están energizados y son peligrosos. No toque ningún objeto que esté en contacto con un cable, incluidos árboles, cercas o agua estancada. Manténgase a una distancia mínima de 10 pies (unos 3 metros) de los cables caídos y mantenga a los niños y mascotas en el interior inmediatamente después de la tormenta.

• Al utilizar generadores portátiles, siga siempre las instrucciones del fabricante y utilícelos de manera segura.

Para reportar un peligro de seguridad, un cable eléctrico caído o un riesgo relacionado con árboles, visite aeptexas.com/outages o llame al 866-223-8508.

Los clientes también pueden seguir a AEP Texas en las redes sociales para obtener las últimas actualizaciones sobre la preparación y respuesta ante la tormenta.

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