At least 21 people died in Texas as deadly snowstorm slammed the United States, leaving millions of netizens without power. The deep freeze temperature disrupted the normal life and the COVID-19 vaccine drive in the vast swaths of the US. The giant turbines of energy companies were stilled by the cold weather, making it impossible to meet the electricity demand. President Joe Biden assured the state governors of hard-hit states that the federal government stands ready to offer emergency resources. Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner said, "It's critically, critically important to get the power restored as quickly as possible. It's priority number one!". According to reports, the weather conditions will remain continue till Friday. Forecasters predicted up to 4 inches of snow and freezing rain from the southern Plains into the Northeast. "We're calling it Storm System No. 2, with very similar placement to the previous storm," said meteorologist Lara Pagano of the National Weather Service's Weather Prediction Center in College Park, Maryland. At least 21 dead as snowstorm slams US Photogallery at ETimes