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The polar vortex has left millions of Texans without power. Could the same happen to Hoosiers? Sarah Bowman and London Gibson, Indianapolis Star Energy and the economy Replay Video UP NEXT The same winter storm that blew more than 8 inches of snow into Indianapolis on Monday hit Texas and hit it hard.  The southern state reached record-breaking cold temperatures and residents cranking up the heat overwhelmed power generators. Millions of households lost electricity, and many have now been without power and heat for days. Predictions on when it will be restored are uncertain. As the chill settled in, Texans unaccustomed to cold, snow and ice scrambled to keep themselves warm. Families huddled around fireplaces, burning pieces of old fence or furniture. People waited in lines for as long as five hours for groceries. More than 30 people nationwide have died from the winter storm. 

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