(Image from Anadolu) HOUSTON, TEXAS - A massive winter storm continues to pummel the US, leaving more than 350,000 people in the dark. Heavy snow, freezing rain, and ice brought down power lines across a 2,000-mile path from Arkansas and Tennessee, to Illinois and Ohio, to Kentucky and West Virginia. More than three feet of snow was dumped on parts of New Mexico, where two people died in weather-related crashes. A tornado touched down near Tuscaloosa, Alabama, killing one person and injuring eight others. In Texas, more than 70,000 customers lost power. That number pales in comparison to the 4.3 million people who lost electricity during last February's winter storm, which crippled the power grid in the Lone Star State. Texas Governor Greg Abbott said the state added electricity reserves to the power grid this year, assuring there would be minimal outages this time around. "Continuing to respond in full force to winter weather currently impacting our state," Abbott said i