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Winter Storm Fern Brings Hazardous Travel, School Closures, and Shelter Openings in Tulsa

Winter Storm Fern Brings Hazardous Travel, School Closures, and Shelter Openings in Tulsa

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 Good morning, this is Tulsa Local Pulse for Friday, January 23. We kick off with breaking news on Winter Storm Fern slamming our area, bringing six to twelve inches of snow north of I-40 and dangerous cold with wind chills down to fifteen below zero through the weekend. City crews brined major roads like Riverside Drive and the Broken Arrow Expressway overnight, deploying sixty plow trucks on arterials, bridges, and hospital routes near Saint Francis, but neighborhood streets stay untreated to prioritize emergency paths. This means hazardous travel starting around six this morning, so we stay home if possible, avoiding slips near mailboxes or quick store runs as Broken Arrow Fire Chief Jeremy Moore warns.

City Hall closes early at one p.m. today, along with the Permit Center and cashier windows, but handle utilities and permits online. Trash runs normal today, but skip recycling and secondary pickups Saturday through Monday, sliding services later, with bulky waste delayed to next week. Parks like Mohawk and Woodward shut to vehicles through Sunday, the Tulsa Zoo closes till Monday to protect animals, and community centers go dark for the weekend. Schools adapt too, with Bixby and Jenks open for early release today, Union canceling events like Robotics Rumble, and Tulsa Public Schools announcing by five a.m. Check district apps and sites closely.

Homeless outreach ramps up, shuttling folks via Metro Link to 24/7 shelters accepting pets, keeping our vulnerable safe downtown and along Peoria Avenue. No major crimes reported in the last day, but stay vigilant on icy streets.

Schools shine otherwise, with Owasso shifting to distance learning smartly. Looking ahead, Great Decisions kicks off at Central Library on asylum policy if weather eases. Job market holds steady, real estate sees homes averaging two hundred seventy thousand around South Tulsa holding firm amid storm prep.

We bundle up today under partly cloudy skies turning wintry by evening, with bitter cold lingering. Thanks for tuning in, listeners, and subscribe for daily updates. This has been Tulsa Local Pulse. Well see you tomorrow with more local updates. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai.

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