vehicles and big rigs, and another five hours to abilene. that s what we are seeing. 20 to 25 mile back-ups on interstates. many of the roads in dallas are going through that right now and have been going through it all morning. and down in austin and san antonio, we have seen flurries and ice down there with issues, accidents all over the place. but if we look back here, guys, i have to show you this, i mean, this is what we are dealing with the next 24 hours, we could see a half an inch of ice cover this area, and on the prairie here, the grasses of texas, deep in the heart of texas, iced over, not much to them, and basically a dangerous scenario as millions of people are affected. airlines, thousands of cancellations and delays. roads not passable. could be like this for the next 30 to 48 hours. buckle up. this is winter in texas, john. john: sure is. no twerking on the icy roads.
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because during that kind of winter apocalypse that we with had here in texas where we didn t have any electricity, it was just freezing temperatures, the roads were iced over, and e i was working one night, and we had a call about someone that apparently had a heart attack. so we arrived on scene, we had to park a little bit out, can and kind of trudge across the ice, almost slipping every step. we get to this gentleman, he s fallen out of his car, and he was laying on the ice. my partner starts cpr, and we realized, you know what? this might be a drug overdose. so my training officer says run back to your patrol bag and get some narcan. that s what we use to bring people back. it s miraculous, it brings people back from an overdose. because of christian s advice, i had some in my pocket. normally, a lot of folks keep it in their patrol bag, but here with this type of weather, the time it would have taken me to get back and get, you know, get
Sheriff: I-24 iced-over in McCracken Co. The sheriffâs office reports that the bridges on I-24 are completely iced-over, as well as other roadways. By Marsha Heller | February 10, 2021 at 2:39 AM CST - Updated February 10 at 3:15 AM
MCCRACKEN COUNTY, Ky. (KFVS) - Stay off of Interstate 24 unless it is absolutely necessary to travel. Thatâs the message early Wednesday morning from the McCracken County Sheriffâs Office.
The sheriffâs office reports that the bridges on I-24 are completely iced-over, as well as other roadways.
Highway crews are out in force spreading salt on scattered trouble spots.
Slick spots were also reported along U.S. 45 in the Lone Oak area and near the I-24 Exit 7 interchange, as well as along U.S. 60 into Ballard County.
he did survive. back out here live in chicago, i want to show you the chicago river here. look at that. all iced over. this normally doesn t happen until january. that s a significant amount of time for december so that shows you the toll. i like the hat. just going to say and thank you for being out there for us. i want to go to nbc meteorologist bill karins. how s it looking as we move even closer to the holiday? an awful lot of people planning to travel thursday, friday, saturday. you re okay with the hat for christmas? i m okay. very practical. put the flaps down. you ve lived in cold places. yes, i have. reporte negative 2 in detroit. still in the freezer here but when you see bismarck up to 14, it s amazing to say up to 14, it feels warm. but things are slowly improving and highs today, kansas city and denver, oklahoma city, a little bit of recovery and the warm air is coming. we change the wind direction. instead of bringing the air down