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Clean up efforts underway in Franklin County after second round of winter storms

Clean up efforts underway in Franklin County after second round of winter storms After the winter storms, comes the clean up By DeAndria Turner | February 19, 2021 at 9:24 PM CST - Updated February 19 at 9:24 PM FRANKLIN COUNTY, Ala. (WAFF) - This week’s winter storms are gone, but they left behind plenty of trouble in Franklin County. In Franklin County, thousands of trees are covered in ice. The weight of the ice is what’s causing them to snap and fall. That’s a major reason why power crews battled a lot of power outages. Franklin County EMA Director, Mary Glass, said that crews have been working around the clock to restore power in parts of Franklin county.

Rep Louie Gohmert to Newsmax TV: Extraordinary Week in Texas

Texas hospitals overwhelmed as cold weather cuts water and power supplies

Texas hospitals overwhelmed as cold weather cuts water and power supplies Posted SatSaturday 20 updated SatSaturday 20 Many Texans are still being forced to go without water and electricity. ( Share Print text only Cancel US doctor Natasha Kathuria has practised medicine in 11 countries, worked through the 2014 Snowmageddon storm that brought Atlanta to a halt, and survived the past year s COVID-19 pandemic crush. Key points: Half of Texas s population is being ordered to boil water to ensure it is safe for consumption Many hospital workers have remained at work because there is no heat or water at home Crowded hospitals are facing shortages of water, posing risks for patients including those on dialysis

Many Texans have died because of the winter storm Just how many won t be known for weeks or months

Many Texans have died because of the winter storm. Just how many won’t be known for weeks or months. An emergency response vehicle drives through a San Marcos neighborhood on Monday as a massive winter storm swept through the state. Credit: Jordan Vonderhaar for The Texas Tribune By: SHAWN MULCAHY and last updated 2021-02-19 19:13:23-05 As snow blanketed much of Texas on Sunday, an 11-year-old boy in the Houston area gleefully played outside. Seeing the snow was a first for the boy, who came to the U.S. from Honduras two years ago with his mother, she told the Houston Chronicle.

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