Need bottled water? These are distribution sites across Houston as boil-water situation continues

HOUSTON – An estimated 2.2 million people are feeling the effects of a pressure drop at the city’s main water system on Sunday.

As KPRC 2 reported, the pressure dropped below the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality’s required minimum of 20 PSI during a power outage at the East Water Purification Plant on Nov. 27 at 10:30 a.m. You can read more about the incident here.

As Houston-area residents respond -- boiling water and switching to bottled drinking water -- supply for the bottled water is dwindling in stores.

Here are some of the distribution resources for water we’ve learned about. (This story will be updated as we hear about more events and resources until the issue is resolved.)

Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee event

Where: Holman Street Baptist Church, 3501 Holman St., Houston, 77004

When: Monday 2 p.m.-6 p.m.

What: Drive-thru registration on-site, no pre-registration and walk-ups are welcome. The water giveaway is with the flu vaccine. For more information, call 713-655-0050

NACC Disaster Services

Where: 16680 Central Green Blvd. Houston, 77032

When: 1:30 p.m.

What: NACC will be giving out one package of water per household.

Mayor Sylvester Turner said Monday that widespread water distributions would likely not occur as of this time due to the ability to boil water.

Continuing coverage of the boil water situation in Houston:

Boil water notice issued for the entire City of Houston, Bellaire after water pressure dropped due to power outage; Estimated 2.2 million people impacted

Boil water notice issued for parts Fort Bend County, Houston Public Works says