This page from the Texas Governor's Office provides updated information regarding hurricane preparation and relief efforts.

This website provides information about disasters in Texas, and also provides resources to plan and prepare for emergencies and natural disasters.

This webpage from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration shows alerts currently in effect in Texas.

Get updates about hurricane activity on this page from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.

This app allows you to locate open shelters and provides weather alerts and safety reminders.

Get close-to-real-time updates on road closures and conditions in Texas.

The Texas Department of Emergency Management has created a statewide map of shelters and seasonal relief centers.

The Red Cross provides this list of emergency shelters.

Information from the American Red Cross on ways to contact loved ones after a disaster to determine if they are safe and well.

TexasLawHelp.org has compiled various resources for renters and homeowners in need of emergency housing after a disaster.

This website from the Texas DSHS has tips and steps to take to prepare for a disaster.

This graphic details how to prepare yourself and your family for a flood.

This graphic details how to prepare yourself and your family for a tornado.

This website is full of tips on how to prepare for various disasters. It includes checklists and suggestions for making a plan and staying aware.

This guide provides useful information for seniors and their caregivers on how to prepare for a variety of natural disasters.

This booklet, written by senior citizens, outlines steps to prepare for a natural disaster and what to do when it occurs.

This website from Ready.gov discusses information related to disaster preparedness for people with disabilities.

This toolkit, created by TAMU's Center on Disability and Development, "addresses long-term recovery needs for individuals with disabilities and individuals with access and functional needs, post-disaster."

This article from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has suggestions for preparing for a disaster for people with disabilities.