ERCOT expects the grid to operate normally, with no request for conservation. The weather watch will be in place for three days from Feb. 19-21.

The Electric Reliability Council of Texas has issued a weather watch from February 19-21 as officials monitor grid conditions amid the extreme cold weather.

ERCOT, which manages electricity for more than 90% of the state, said they expect the Texas grid to hold up to the freeze, though they anticipate high demand and "the potential for lower reserves."

ERCOT ha emitido una alerta meteorológica del 19 al 21 de febrero debido a las previsiones de frío extremo en toda la región de ERCOT, una mayor demanda eléctrica y la posibilidad de que disminuyan las reservas. Se espera que las condiciones de la red sean normales durante la… pic.twitter.com/DND0DDF43H

The Electric Reliability Council of Texas, the agency managing the state's power grid, issued a Weather Watch on Monday due to an Arctic front arriving on Tuesday.

The Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) has issued a weather watch, which begins Feb. 19 and ends Feb. 21, due to cold weather across the region, the agency said in a news release.

With freezing temperatures in the forecast across the state, ERCOT – the Electric Reliability Council of Texas – has issued a Weather Watch for later this week. The Weather Watch was issued for Wednesday,

ERCOT, the electrical grid operator for most of Texas, issued a weather watch for Wednesday through Friday ahead of what may be the coldest temperatures of the year. The watch was issued “due to extreme cold weather across the ERCOT region,