Imminent threat: San Antonio braces for rain, sleet, snow - and extreme cold
Taylor Pettaway, Liz Hardaway, Madalyn Mendoza, Staff writers
Feb. 12, 2021
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Michelle Manuel, 53, waits in the intake area of Haven for Hope on Friday, Feb. 12, 2021. The center is opening up an area as an emergency shelter area during the expected extreme cold weather in the area. Manuel has been on the streets for seven months, she said.Jerry Lara /Staff photographer
The San Antonio region was bracing for up to 2 inches of snow Sunday night and Monday morning, along with freezing rain, treacherous driving conditions and sustained low temperatures.
Imminent threat: San Antonio braces for rain, sleet, snow - and extreme cold
Taylor Pettaway, Liz Hardaway, Madalyn Mendoza, Staff writers
Feb. 12, 2021
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Michelle Manuel, 53, waits in the intake area of Haven for Hope on Friday, Feb. 12, 2021. The center is opening up an area as an emergency shelter area during the expected extreme cold weather in the area. Manuel has been on the streets for seven months, she said.Jerry Lara /Staff photographer
The San Antonio region was bracing for up to 2 inches of snow Sunday night and Monday morning, along with freezing rain, treacherous driving conditions and sustained low temperatures.
West-side groups need help meeting increased demand for services
Getting a food pantry stocked back up is a huge priority. With cold weather expected this week, other needs are also on the rise. Author: Leah Durain (KENS 5) Published: 5:21 PM CST December 13, 2020 Updated: 6:20 PM CST December 13, 2020
SAN ANTONIO As the pandemic continues and with more cold weather on the way, community leaders on the west side are gearing up to meet a lot of needs.
One nonprofit says pitching in to provide the basics will strengthen the entire community.
“People are losing loved ones, people are losing their jobs, people are losing a lot,” said Pamela Allen.