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Icy Road Conditions In East Texas Lead To School Cancellations - Vimarsana News

Icy Road Conditions In East Texas Lead To School Cancellations

The frozen winter wonderland in East Texas has caused severe weather conditions, making travel extremely difficult. Many school districts have cancelled classes for Tuesday due to safety concerns and power conservation.

Icy Road Conditions In East Texas Lead To School Cancellations - Vimarsana News

Icy Road Conditions In East Texas Lead To School Cancellations

The frozen winter wonderland in East Texas has caused severe weather conditions, making travel extremely difficult. Many school districts have cancelled classes for Tuesday due to safety concerns and power conservation.

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Icy Road Conditions In East Texas Lead To School Cancellations - Vimarsana News

Icy Road Conditions In East Texas Lead To School Cancellations

The frozen winter wonderland in East Texas has caused severe weather conditions, making travel extremely difficult. Many school districts have cancelled classes for Tuesday due to safety concerns and power conservation.

Winter weather notices issued in Gregg, Rusk counties - Vimarsana News

Winter weather notices issued in Gregg, Rusk counties

The National Weather Service has issued a winter storm warning for Gregg County from noon Sunday through Monday afternoon, while Rusk County is under a winter weather advisory.

East Texas braces for arctic air; winter storm warning in effect for Smith County - Vimarsana News

East Texas braces for arctic air; winter storm warning in effect for Smith County

The National Weather Service has issued a winter storm warning for Harrison and Marion counties, along with most of northern East Texas, from noon Sunday through Monday afternoon.