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The National Weather Service has said the
City of Houston and surrounding areas can expect freezing conditions overnight Friday,
January 6 through Sunday morning, January 8, 2017. Gusty winds
and freezing temperatures will cover the southeast Texas region, with areas
north and west of the city experiencing sub-freezing temperatures.
Cold weather can pose a danger to the health and safety of Houston
residents and proper care should be taken to reduce exposure to these
conditions. At this time, the City of Houston has not
issued any notices or closures for city facilities.
Employees should take steps to ensure they
remain safe during this winter weather, including:
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Protecting people, pets, pipes and plants from freezing
temperatures. More information is available online at houstontx.gov/emergency.
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Avoid driving during periods of freezing rain – ice is
more likely to form on overpasses and bridges, but can form anywhere a
street surface falls below freezing.
As with any inclement weather conditions,
please tune in to local news stations to get weather forecasts and road
conditions. For additional information on conditions or possible HPL
closings, please contact the emergency hotline at 832-393-1550 or your immediate supervisor.
Thanks for your cooperation, please stay safe and warm.
John Middleton
Houston Public Library | SPACES
Assistant Director
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