A ‘dangerous’ 24-hours is hitting Houston with bitter cold settling in and here’s what you need to know
Bitter cold is settling in and it could lead to a number of issues, such as drivers needing to jump their cars. “The next 24 hours are going to be our most dangerous,” Houston Mayor John Whitmire said. In a plea to Houstonians, Houston’s Public Works Director Randy Macchi said to zero in on covering your pipes.
"Stay at home and leave our roads for our first-responders," Whitmire said in Monday's press conference ahead of the incoming winter storm.
John Whitmire, mayor of Houston, told Houston residents in a press conference Sunday to limit activity as a winter storm ...
Houston and Harris County leaders discussed the region's preparations for upcoming winter weather. HARRIS COUNTY, Texas — ...
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Houston weather: Icy road locations; is it safe to drive right now?Icy roadways are being reported across the Houston area amid a winter storm. HOUSTON - As the winter storm moves across the ...
Houston Mayor John Whitmire announced Wednesday that the city has rescinded its work-from-home policy and all city employees ...
To drip or not to drip: Houston-area officials offer conflicting guidance on faucets during a freeze
The City of Houston is asking residents not to leave their faucets dripping during the freeze because it could cause the city ...
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Houston preparations underway for big chill, freezing temps, snow and iceHouston mayor John Whitmire says warming centers will be open beginning on Sunday for Houstonians who need to get out of the ...
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Mayor John Whitmire addressed safety concerns and the incoming Houston freeze Friday as runners prepare for Sunday's Chevron ...
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