City-Wide Warming Centers
View Senior Centers and Public Libraries Open as Warming Centers.
The National Weather Service expects cold temperatures in Corpus Christi Friday night into Saturday. Temperatures will be in the mid to upper 30s to low 40s. Wind chills will be in the low 30s.
Temperatures are not expected to reach freezing levels. Residents are asked to refrain from dripping their faucets.
See the latest news releases listed below for the most updated information on City services.
Last Updated February 10, 2022
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DIAL 911 FOR EMERGENCIES
AEP Electrical Hazards or General Calls: 877-373-4858
AEP Outages: 866-223-8508
City Call Center: 311
Report Animal Neglect: 361-826-2489 or 361-886-2600
View Senior Centers and Public Libraries Open as Warming Centers.
The City has gathered resources from various City departments and local partners to bring residents the best advice for staying safe during inclement weather events.
Measures will be in place to ensure proper and safe City services in public safety, transportation, water, homelessness, animal care, aviation services, and construction.
To protect motorists and pedestrians:
To minimize property damage:
The City is working with multiple local homeless agencies to ensure shelter, food, blankets and clothing is provided for those in need during the severe cold and inclement weather. The Salvation Army has been identified as the lead agency in providing emergency shelter. If the Salvation Army exhausts their intake accommodations, individuals will be referred by the Salvation Army to other shelters expanding their intake.
If you can donate cold weather items such as jackets, blankets, gloves and hats or monetary donations, please drop them off at the Salvation Army or other local homeless service providers.
The City encourages the public to stay informed via social media: