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Gov Abbott Issues Disaster Declaration for Winter Storm

Gov. Abbott Issues Disaster Declaration for Texas Winter Storm By D. Okoro Texas SHARE TEXAS Gov. Greg Abbott on Friday issued a disaster declaration in all 254 Texas counties due to the severe winter weather that is impacting the state. Abbott says he is continuing to deploy state resources to assist local officials and has ordered the Texas State Operations Center to expand its daily operations to 24-hours a day through the end of next week. Texas should heed the guidance of their local leaders and stay alert to changing weather conditions in their area, said Gov. Abbott. These resources will help us respond to this severe winter weather and keep our communities safe. The State of Texas remains in close contact with officials on the ground and will provide any additional resources and support that are needed.

More Than 2 Million Texans Without Power Due To Rolling Outages From Historic Winter Storm

Rick Holter / KERA News Originally published on February 15, 2021 6:15 pm North Texas is experiencing what will almost certainly be the coldest cold snap so far this century, with lows in the single digits and wind chills well below zero. Temperatures haven t dropped below 10 degrees in Dallas since 1990, and haven t gone below zero since 1930. Rotating Power Outages Issued The Texas council that manages the majority of the state s electricity initiated rotating power outages Monday morning as a winter storm dropped snow and ice and temperatures remained below freezing. But some customers were without power for several hours. The Electric Reliability Council of Texas has urged residents to reduce electricity. Over 2 million customers across Texas have gone without power as officials worked to conserve energy. In Dallas-Fort Worth, temperatures have fallen into the single digits and wind chills were below zero.

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