SAN ANTONIO – The City of San Antonio and Bexar county will not be opening warming centers Wednesday.
“Centers are opened when temperatures are below 32 degrees for a sustained period, or a combination of temperatures and precipitation become dangerously inclement,” city spokesperson Laura Mayes told KSAT via email Wednesday morning.
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There are widespread power outages and many area schools and businesses have closed due to the wintry weather this week.
The city website says warming centers will re-open again as required.
“The Human Services Department in coordination with non-profit partners continue outreach to unsheltered homeless and shelter capacity is available at non-profit locations,” Mayes said.
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