Where to find Houston warming centers, blankets and coats for those in need ahead of the freeze By Jhair Romero , Staff writer Updated Dec 22, 2022 12:43 p.m.

Harris County is preparing for an impending Arctic front, with Judge Lina Hidalgo announcing a readiness plan to keep residents safe and warm.

Other Houston area warming centers include: In Galveston County, the McGuire-Dent Recreation Center on 2222 28th St. Galveston, TX 77550, is open for residents until Saturday at noon.

Fonde Recreational Center at 110 Sabine St., Houston, TX 77007, in Sixth Ward. Acres Home Multi-Service Center at 6719 W. Montgomery Rd., Houston, TX 77091, in northwest Houston.

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- City of Houston warming centers are set to open earlier than the original 8 p.m. time it announced late last week. Beginning at 3 p.m. Monday, the following facilities are ...

Houston, Harris County will open 14 warming centers ahead of region's latest arctic blast By Abby Church , Staff writer Feb 18, 2025 People line the sidewalk to sleep on Bagby Street between ...

But in Houston , officials will only open warming centers if the temperature hits 24 degrees for two hours or more, or if there's a 15 degree windchill for two hours or more.

Warming centers open across Houston area The arctic blast moved into the Houston area Thursday afternoon. To stream KHOU 11 on your phone, you need the KHOU 11 app.

There will be various warming centers open across the Greater Houston area due to near freezing temperatures next week. On Tuesday, it forecast light snow with hazardous ice in the morning. HOUSTON - ...

As temperatures begin to rise following Houston’s Arctic blast, the city announced Thursday that eight warming centers will close at noon, while two will remain open overnight to support those ...

Houston and Harris County are partnering to operate five community warming centers from 3 p.m. Thursday until 12 p.m. Saturday as the region is expected to be hit by an arctic blast that will drop ...

The City of Houston will also be opening the doors to warming centers across town. The City of Houston is also offering free rides to these locations. Call 3-1-1 to arrange a ride.