A man was found dead in front of a Metro bus shelter early Monday after the Houston area experienced its coldest temperatures on record in nearly a year.

Investigators say a man's body was found directly in front of a bus shelter due to the cold weather. It's unclear how long he was there.

The incident is currently under investigation and no additional details could immediately be confirmed, a spokesperson for the Metropolitan Transit Authority said.

One person was found dead at a Houston bus stop this morning, according to officials. METRO officials say the death was caused by the cold. Low temperatures are expected to be at or below freezing for much of this week. HOUSTON - This week's cold weather has turned deadly in Houston.

One man died of exposure as frigid temperatures gripped Houston, prompting community members to provide aid and shelter to the homeless population.

As frigid temperatures descend upon Houston, city officials and residents are taking precautions to protect themselves from the cold, including potential power outages and hypothermia.

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