HOUSTON – Several businesses and activities normally happening around town have either adjusted schedules, or temporarily shut down due to Tuesday’s inclement weather. Here is a list of what we have found, including other helpful weather-related safety information.
[This list will be updated periodically as information is received.]
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SCHOOLS
Several Houston-area school districts are monitoring the severe weather conditions Tuesday.
Houston ISD, Aldine ISD, Spring ISD, Klein ISD, Splendora ISD, and other districts have said there are no changes to class schedules today, however, several districts have canceled after-school activities. Some have even put a shelter-in-place to ensure students’ safety. Click here for more information.
HOUSTON ZOO
Due to inclement weather conditions the Houston Zoo will close early at 1 p.m. today, Jan. 24 and plans to reopen on Wed, Jan. 25.
Guests who have purchased tickets for today can reschedule for another day of their choosing by emailing group.reservations@houstonzoo.org.
The safety of Zoo staff, guests and animals is the Zoo’s top priority.
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KPRC 2 FLOOD TRACKER: Get alerted if flooding is occurring in your immediate area
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LIST: High water being reported on some Houston-area roads due to severe weather
Power outages reported throughout Houston area due to severe weather
Ground stop issued, inbound flights delayed at Bush, Hobby Airports due to severe weather
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