Houston Snowstorm Updates: Roads Icing Over, Schools Closed, and Businesses Modified Hours
HOUSTON – As the snowfall subsides in Houston, the aftermath poses significant challenges for residents, businesses, and officials alike. Roads are now icing over, prompting school closures, adjusted business hours, and urgent calls for the public to prioritize safety by staying home.
Live Updates on Houston Winter Weather
9:58 p.m.: Rosenberg Police have closed FM 723 over the Brazos River Bridge due to icy conditions, with potential closures on I-69 being monitored.
9:40 p.m.: Houston Transtar reports dangerous black ice formation on roads, leading to multiple major accidents in Harris County, emphasizing the need for extreme caution and avoidance of unnecessary travel. Emergency services may experience delays due to hazardous road conditions.
9:15 p.m.: I-10 East Freeway lanes and other major roadways are being closed due to black ice formation, prompting officials to issue warnings and barricades for public safety.
For the latest updates and road conditions, visit Houston Transtar and DriveTexas websites to stay informed and safe amidst the ongoing extreme weather conditions.
Houston Snowstorm Photos and Videos
Viewers share captivating images and videos of the snowfall in Houston, capturing the winter wonderland that has enveloped the city.
8:20 p.m.: Safety reminders continue as additional roadways report black ice presence, urging drivers to exercise extreme caution and limit non-essential travel.
7:20 p.m.: Harris County Sheriff’s Office alerts the public to black ice formations on specific roadways, emphasizing the necessity to stay home and avoid unnecessary risks.
6:10 p.m.: Sheriff Ed Gonzalez reports an accident caused by icy conditions, highlighting the dangers faced by individuals on the roadways during the winter storm.
Hazardous Road Conditions Update
Harris County officials provide crucial updates on the ongoing winter storm, outlining the risks posed by icy roads and the importance of vigilance.
5:22 p.m.: Officials report a high number of traffic incidents, underscoring the need for caution and restraint during the adverse weather conditions.
5:11 p.m.: Mayor John Whitmire warns residents about the potentially dangerous conditions in the coming hours, urging everyone to prioritize safety.
Stay tuned for continuous updates on the evolving situation in Houston as the winter storm unfolds.