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Snow Closures For Tonight And Saturday, February 5, 2011

University of Texas student Rebecca Kivlovitz makes the most of the winter weather.
Photo by Mose Buchele for KUT News
University of Texas student Rebecca Kivlovitz makes the most of the winter weather.

The snow is melting but freezing conditions overnight could make travel difficult. Here' s a developing list of cancellations and delays for tonight and tomorrow. If you would like to add anything, post it in the comments below.

  • Austin Community College continues to monitor the weather. Another update will be provided Friday by approximately 8 pm on the college homepage, Facebook, and Twitter
  • The University of Texas at Austin remains officially closed this evening.  Evening shift work (e.g., custodial) has been cancelled, however, essential personnel should continue to report as scheduled.
  • Capital Metro is operating on a Sunday level of service.  No UT shuttle are running.  MetroRail is also not running.  There's no e-Bus service tonight.  Cap Metro officials say they will close service tonight at 7 pm.  They expect to return to their normal Saturday schedule tomorrow, but there could be some route detours because of early morning icy conditions.
  • The David Bromberg show scheduled at the Cactus Café for this evening has been moved to Threadgills South on Riverside Drive. Doors at 8 pm. Show at 9 pm.
  • At the Zach Theater, Red Hot Patriot: The Kick-Ass Whit of Molly Ivins is still going on.
  • Because delivery of the Austin American-Statesman was affected by the weather, subscribers can download a free electronic edition (exact replica of print edition). Do that here.

For details on local, state, and other closures, check out our earlier list.

Nathan Bernier is the transportation reporter at KUT. He covers the big projects that are reshaping how we get around Austin, like the I-35 overhaul, the airport's rapid growth and the multibillion-dollar transit expansion Project Connect. He also focuses on the daily changes that affect how we walk, bike and drive around the city. Got a tip? Email him at nbernier@kut.org. Follow him on X @KUTnathan.
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