Houston Airports to Reopen Wednesday After Winter Storm Closure

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Houston Airports to Reopen Wednesday After Winter Storm Closure
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Houston's airports, George Bush Intercontinental and William P. Hobby, will close on Tuesday due to a significant winter storm bringing freezing temperatures and icy conditions. Both airports are expected to reopen Wednesday morning.

Harris County officials are preparing for a significant cold front expected to bring freezing temperatures and icy conditions from Monday through Thursday. Houston's airports, George Bush Intercontinental Airport and William P. Hobby Airport, will temporarily close on Tuesday due to the impending winter storm. Authorities anticipate the storm's impact could be substantial, prompting the precautionary closure.

However, good news awaits travelers as both airports are slated to reopen Wednesday morning. A source familiar with the situation informed KPRC 2 that TSA checkpoints will resume operations at 9 a.m. on Wednesday, with arrivals commencing at 10 a.m. and departures following at 11 a.m. This temporary closure highlights the seriousness with which officials are treating the potential impact of the winter storm on the city's infrastructure and transportation. Meanwhile, the storm has already brought a taste of winter to Houston, with residents witnessing snow flurries and the unusual sight of Houston police officers and firefighters engaging in a friendly snowball fight. Pictures of the lighthearted event have been circulating on social media, showcasing the spirit of camaraderie amidst the wintery weather

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