Sea Speed said:
They are all gonna close. Hth.
gougler08 said:Are you seeing it just on standard overpasses or the big flyovers? My wife is flying in this evening and I'm thinking she may be going a very odd route to get back home / taking 59 as much as possible based on the Transtar mapktownag08 said:
Lot's of icy overpasses on the N side. Saw accidents on every overpass around 45 N and 99. We got stuck in one and there were cars sliding down the back side of the overpasses.
Stay home if you don't need to be out!
Accident after Accident, avoid the roads Houston is not safe. @abc13weather @keatonfox @charlieButera @SheriffEd_HCSO @JeffLindner1 @NWSHouston @TxStormChasers @Mattlanza #houwx #htx #TXWX #hounews #abc13 pic.twitter.com/PXVTQcczj2
— Storm Chaser Houston (@StormChaserHTX) January 15, 2024
HISD UPDATE | Houston ISD says they will make an announcement at 5 p.m. on whether schools will be open tomorrow. We'll send an alert out when they make their decision through the KHOU 11 app.
— KHOU 11 News Houston (@KHOU) January 15, 2024
Meanwhile, here are all the districts that are shut down.
https://t.co/WcjCf2EDH8
So HISD is dicking around and waiting while everyone else is shutting down, plus, we all know already that they're going to close.wessimo said:HISD UPDATE | Houston ISD says they will make an announcement at 5 p.m. on whether schools will be open tomorrow. We'll send an alert out when they make their decision through the KHOU 11 app.
— KHOU 11 News Houston (@KHOU) January 15, 2024
Meanwhile, here are all the districts that are shut down.
https://t.co/WcjCf2EDH8
Not yet...but it's probably trending that way. She'll have to drive feeders all the way home tooTXTransplant said:gougler08 said:Are you seeing it just on standard overpasses or the big flyovers? My wife is flying in this evening and I'm thinking she may be going a very odd route to get back home / taking 59 as much as possible based on the Transtar mapktownag08 said:
Lot's of icy overpasses on the N side. Saw accidents on every overpass around 45 N and 99. We got stuck in one and there were cars sliding down the back side of the overpasses.
Stay home if you don't need to be out!
Has her flight not been cancelled? IAH is still under a ground stop. BF was supposed to leave XNA at 1 pm on United, and his flight was just cancelled. I'm a little relieved because that drive from the airport to Spring/The Woodlands is going to be a mess tonight.
Ducks4brkfast said:
Drove from downtown Fulshear to Capt Toms and back. The number of people that hit their brakes on an icy overpass is shocking/not shocking. Wrecks er'where.
Going to be hard for a lot of the outliers to make it in with announcements like this...Yordaddy said:
Got a work email that the office downtown will be open tomorrow and for us to monitor conditions locally. Kind of surprised as we have a ton of employees driving in from Spring, Woodlands, Katy, Sugarland etc. With the school closures and accident reports, I figured we would be WFH tomorrow. Oh well.
Sugar Land closing US59 main lanes in both directions through SL due to dangerous, icy conditions. Stay home until conditions improve. If you must travel, exercise extreme caution. Check https://t.co/MNwzj6wn50 for real-time traffic updates.
— City of Sugar Land (@SugarLandtxgov) January 15, 2024
From houstonisd.org (very top yellow banner)Quote:
Due to inclement weather, all HISD schools and offices will be closed on Tuesday, January 16. They will reopen at the usual time on Wednesday, January 17.
ALERT FOR HISD FAMILIES AND STAFF: Due to local weather and road conditions, HISD will be closed tomorrow, Tuesday, January 16. Schools and offices will reopen at the usual time on Wednesday, January 17. pic.twitter.com/f3yzgADgmY
— Houston ISD (@HoustonISD) January 15, 2024
cone said:
**** this cold weather this sucks
cone said:
**** this cold weather this sucks
AlaskanAg99 said:cone said:
**** this cold weather this sucks
It's glorious.
Cibalo said:
Hoping to fly in to IAH tomorrow from Denver. Had to move flight from today to tomorrow. Sounds like I might be taking surface roads all the way home.
It seems counterintuitive but apparently, the wind and dry air will help the roads and have the ice recede some. At least per the weather guy that we have at my work (major O&G)Cibalo said:
I think we land around 11am
ktownag08 said:
Just pull up Google Maps and see how many wrecks and road closures there already are. No good reason to have people out on roadways across the majority of the city when surfaces are wet and temps about to plunge further before they dry.
Enjoy a day off and get back to it Wed!