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Houston mayor tells residents to conserve water as 'nearly all of Harris County has low water pressure or no water at all'

As Texas begins to thaw out, the next big issue is the water supply:

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All across the state, people are reporting major water issues:

And more bad weather is on the way:

A lot of this has to do with frozen and burst pipes throughout the state:

As it gets warmer, the problem will only get worse:

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“Nearly all of Harris County has low water pressure or no water at all”:

Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner is telling residents to conserve as much water as possible to make sure its available for hospitals and to fight fires:

Some residents are already using melting snow to flush their toilets:

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If you have water pressure now, it’s probably a good idea to store as much as you can:

And without electricity, pumping stations can’t work or, if you’re in a high rise, get more water up to the tank on the roof:

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