Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner issued a warning to residents about the severity of an impending winter storm, urging them to stay indoors and prepare for potential disruptions. He emphasized the need to look out for vulnerable populations and provided guidance on protecting pipes and handling emergencies. Schools and public transportation will be impacted by the storm.
‘Look out for our most vulnerable’: Houston mayor updates winter storm preps, encourages residents to stay indoors
“It’s no time to let up,” Mayor Whitmire said. “I ask you to lower your activities, stay at home. Look out for our most vulnerable.”The mayor solidified statements that he made in a similar news conference Sunday night, when he said he wanted to warn Houstonians about the severity of this week’s weather and inform people across the city how they can help.
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