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and last updated 2021-02-17 17:30:15-05 Nearly 2.6 million homes and businesses in Texas are still without power Wednesday amid freezing temperatures, a full two days after winter storms overtaxed the state’s power grid. According to PowerOutages.us 2.6 million customers in the state are still without power. The Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT), the state’s electricity regulation body, still has the state in a Level 3 Alert — the highest emergency level. That emergency level involves rotating blackouts in the hopes of conserving energy as the grid struggles to prod...

Texas is witnessing one of its coldest winters in more than 30 years. Frozen car, frozen fish tank - It's that cold in Texas  |  Photo Credit: Twitter A severe winter storm is currently wreaking havoc in many southern states of the United States.  And going by the pictures on social media, things look particularly bad in Texas. Temperatures in the state have plummeted  to- 18°C, triggering warnings from officials about an imminent disaster. According to reports, the harsh winter conditions have left millions in the state without heat and water for ver two days. S...

and last updated 2021-02-17 17:30:15-05 Nearly 2.6 million homes and businesses in Texas are still without power Wednesday amid freezing temperatures, a full two days after winter storms overtaxed the state’s power grid. According to PowerOutages.us 2.6 million customers in the state are still without power. The Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT), the state’s electricity regulation body, still has the state in a Level 3 Alert — the highest emergency level. That emergency level involves rotating blackouts in the hopes of conserving energy as the grid struggles to prod...

HOUSTON, Texas -- This week's brutal winter storms didn't just leave millions in Texas without power and heat, the record cold is also costing billions. AccuWeather estimates that the nation's total economic impact from the coast-to-coast winter storms will be between $45 billion and $50 billion. The weather is already causing problems at fuel and power facilities along the Gulf Coast, according to AccuWeather. "These oil refineries, of course, take crude oil and transform it into heating oil and gasoline. I have no doubt some of them are going to be shut down, they are going to be frozen, th...

The massive winter storm that immobilized the Southern Plains was heading to the eastern Great Lakes and New England, where heavy snow and freezing rain was expected Tuesday, the National Weather Service said.