Heavy rain coming to our area… Monday – Wednesday!
Category: Emergency Management
OEM: Looks like we’re in for a chilly one. Hard freeze warning issued from Houston to Galveston.
A #hardfreeze has been issued for our area through Wednesday. Follow the US National Weather Service Houston-Galveston Texas for updates.
OEM: Stay safe Pasadena it’s gonna get cold as all get out Monday night.
Keep in mind the 5 P’s – People👨👩👧👦, Pets🐾, Pipes👨🏽🔧, Plants🪴, Pools🏊🏽♂️.
Follow legitimate✅ news sources and official social media releases for additional information.
The City of Pasadena, Texas – Government – Pasadena Office of Emergency Management is collaborating with the National Weather Service, the Texas Division of Emergency Management, and various other partners to gather information about the occurrence of winter weather next week starting Monday evening, which will involve a hard freeze.
Be carefull in the morning it might get really wet.
Our bad, gas line repairs are complete. Allen Genoa is now open.
On October 18 at 9:35 AM, Allen Genoa Road was closed in both directions between Fairmont and Shaver due to gas line repairs. The closure was expected to last for several hours. Crews from Pasadena and Centerpoint Energy were on site to address the issue. There was no need for protective action or shelter in place at the time. Later, at 4:40 PM, an update stated that Allen Genoa Road was reopened, but caution was advised as crews were still flushing the lines. ************************
{OCTOBER 18 at 4:40PM} ‼️UPDATE ‼️Allen Genoa Road is back open. Crews are still on the scene flushing lines, please pass through with caution.
{OCTOBER 18 @ 9:35} *** Allen Genoa Road will be closed in both directions between Fairmont and Shaver for several hours due to gas line repairs in the area . Pasadena crews and Centerpoint Energy are on site. There is no protective action needed at this time. No Shelter in Place.
OEM Coastal Rain Alert: Multiple rounds of rain and potential flooding in some areas.
If you live near the coast, there’s a good chance you’ve already seen some rain. It likely won’t be the last of the day. South of I-10, isolated stronger storms and multiple rounds of rain could result in locally excessive rain totals. Be aware in spots known to flood easily.
