WARMING CENTERS: Here’s where you can escape the cold in the Houston area

City and county officials in Houston and surrounding areas, along with nonprofit organizations, are opening shelters and warming centers to provide residents a respite from the cold.

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Cooling centers are still open across the Houston region as more than 250,000 remain without electricity a week after Hurricane Beryl. Here's a list of places throughout the area, along with food-and-water distributions and other resources.

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Houston-area storm recovery: Where to find cooling centers, food, water, other resources in aftermath of Hurricane Beryl

A week after the storm, resources remain available to impacted residents all across the region, including in Houston and Harris County, Fort Bend County, Galveston County and Montgomery County.

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Houston-area residents who are without electricity and looking to escape the summer heat in the aftermath of Hurricane Beryl can seek refuge at cooling centers and shelters across the region. Here's a list of locations.

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Cooling centers, shelters open across Houston area in aftermath of Hurricane Beryl

Government officials in Houston, Harris County, Fort Bend County, Galveston, Montgomery County and elsewhere are opening up community centers and other locations where impacted residents can cool off in air-conditioning, charge their electronic devices and, in some cases, receive food and water.

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