The National Weather Service is predicting an arctic air mass will bring bitterly cold air to the area beginning Saturday, Jan.18, 2025, and lasting through the morning of Tuesday, Jan. 21. The cold front is expected to bring frigid temperatures along with snow.
The City of Greeley has snowplows ready, and emergency services like fire and police will operate as usual.
Expanded Sheltering
The homeless solutions team is working with community partners to ensure anyone who wants and needs shelter has access. Two overnight shelters will be open and ready to receive guests in Greeley.
- Adults (18 and older) can seek shelter at the United Way Cold Weather Shelter at 870 28th St.
- Families are welcome at the Guadalupe Center, a warming shelter located at 1442 N. 11th Ave.
In addition to normal operating hours, these shelters will open at noon on Jan. 18 and will remain open until Tuesday, Jan. 21, at 3:30 p.m. to provide shelter from the extreme cold. Additional services and transportation assistance will be activated if necessary.
For those seeking assistance, contact the City of Greeley’s outreach team at 970.351.5005.
Storm Safety Tips: How to Prepare for Bitter Cold
Protect yourself and your home from dangerous winter weather and bitter cold with these guidelines.
- Avoid unnecessary travel and outdoor activities. If you need to go outside, dress in layers and prepare your vehicle with an emergency kit and supplies.
- Bring pets inside and move outdoor animals, including livestock, to sheltered areas.
- Heat your home safely. Never use an oven or gas stovetop to heat your home.
- Minimize the risk of frozen pipes by leaving faucets running at a trickle, leaving cabinet doors open and closing all doors and windows to keep heat inside.
The City of Greeley’s top priority during the storm is residents’ safety. In an emergency, dial 911 for help.