De Witt County– As temperatures drop across Dewitt County, local officials have taken proactive measures to ensure the safety and well-being of residents by opening several warming centers. These centers provide a warm and safe place for individuals seeking shelter from the cold weather.
Warming Centers Available
– City of Cuero: Anyone in need of shelter during the upcoming cold weather event can contact the Cuero Police Department at 361-275-5734. A dispatcher will have an officer make contact with you to provide details and location of the shelter.
– Yorktown, Texas: Yorktown Fire Department, located at 107 W Main St, Yorktown, TX 78164. For more information, call 361-564-7012.
Opening Hours:
– Monday, January 20th: 9 A.M. to 5 P.M.
– Tuesday, January 21st: 8 A.M. to 5 P.M.
– Wednesday, January 22nd: 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. (pending weather conditions)
– Yoakum, Texas: Cuero Online News reached out to Yoakum Police Dept and checked Yoakum City website but unfortunately no Warming Centers have been posted.
Contact DeWitt County Emergency Management Billy Jordan in Cuero, Tx 361-275-0878 for any updates on warming centers.
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Weather Forecast
The next few days are expected to be quite chilly in Dewitt County. Here’s a brief overview of the weather forecast:
– Yorktown, Texas: Temperatures will range from lows of 25°F to highs of 45°F. Expect cold and windy conditions, with possible frost overnight.
– Yoakum, Texas: Similar to Yorktown, Yoakum will experience lows around 26°F and highs up to 46°F. Cold weather advisories are in effect.
– Cuero, Texas: Cuero will also see lows of 26°F and highs of 46°F. Residents are advised to stay indoors and utilize warming centers if needed.
Local officials urge residents to take necessary precautions and make use of these warming centers to stay safe and warm during this cold spell. Stay tuned to local news for updates and additional information.
Stay warm and safe, everyone!
DeWitt County Office of Emergency Management and Floodplain Administration
361-275-0878
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