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An Austin resident, columnist Emmeline Olson describes what it was like during the worst of Texas' ongoing weather-related natural disaster.

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Winter Storm Xylia Becomes Eighth Storm Since September to Smash Significant Snow Records The Weather Channel 3/15/2021 Jonathan Erdman Winter Storm Xylia has become the eighth storm since September to shatter major snowfall records in what has otherwise been a mild winter season overall in most of the United States. Xylia buried Cheyenne, Wyoming, with 30.8 inches of snow March 13-14. Of that total, 22.7 inches fell on March 14, alone, which set a new record for the heaviest calendar-day snowfall in more than 135 years of weather records in the Wyoming capital, topping a 19...

The sun rises Feb. 17 ahead of the second winter storm to sweep through North Mississippi last week. The first system, which arrived Feb. 15, caused ice and storm, which shut down several normal routines and operations throughout Monroe County for the week.

Waco Moves to Shut Down Laundromats & Car Washes Through Weekend The arctic blast know as Winter Storm Viola has certainly left its mark across the country and even down here in Central Texas. Millions of homes were without power for days and frozen or burst water pipes are just some of the issues we've had to deal with since Monday, February 15. As power has returned, lots of homes are still without water. Several cities have boil water notices in effect and Killeen, Temple and Copperas Cove have all set up water stations to help folk that need it. Our new partners at KWTX are reporting that...