Eddie Brock
All Star
What’s a winter storm without a late night trip to Whataburger 
Texas Brehs and Brehettes how y’all handling this winter storm?
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Sbp
Superstar
Fukkin power is out and I'm in New Orleans 
BK The Great
Veteran
In Memphis, I have power but my parents don't, mayor declared a state of emergency for the city yesterday
Texas has the largest wind grid in the US. I know we're known for big oil but wind and solar is leading Texas' future.
Take a trip down 59 south heading to the border and you’ll see those massive wind farms. They need to start taking afc at of open ocean winds as well and the mills that can withstand hurricanes to be able to harness all that free energy.
We back
he should use the remainder of that stimulus money that was supposed to have went to the ppl...instead he used it for a fukkin boarder fence..Maybe Charles Xavier should've put more money into the disaster budget.
Now Charles Xavier is asking for Federal Government help.
long as ive been living i have never heard of mexicans coming from mexico .. n wreckin havoc in texas..
Someone died on the roads this am (austin)
1 killed after 10-vehicle wreck on south Austin entrance ramp
by: Will DuPreePosted: Jan 31, 2023 / 09:33 AM CST
Updated: Jan 31, 2023 / 09:44 AM CST
AUSTIN (KXAN) — One person died after 10 vehicles crashed early Tuesday morning on an entrance ramp in south Austin, according to paramedics.
Austin-Travis County EMS (ATCEMS) posted on social media the wreck happened a little after 6 a.m. on the eastbound ramp onto West Ben White Boulevard near South Congress Avenue. Paramedics said the crash also involved a pedestrian, but that person was not the one killed.
ATCEMS said the person who died is an adult pronounced dead at the scene.
Paramedics urged people to stay off the roads Tuesday morning because they’re responding to multiple wrecks, including at least three rollovers.
Brad Wheelis, a spokesperson for the Texas Department of Transportation, said he received many reports of crashes due to icy conditions on the major roads. He said crews did a “great job,” though, pre-treating roads and then re-treating them with a solution to prevent freezing from happening.
However, Wheelis recommended drivers to stay off the roads — unless they have to travel Tuesday. For those who do have to drive, he said people should slow down significantly because there are still icy patches on roads.
“Keep in mind: elevated structures, flyovers, bridges, elevated roadways like U.S. 183 — those are always going to be the trouble spots because they don’t have the warmth of the ground to begin with, so they tend to freeze up faster,” Wheelis told KXAN anchors Sally Hernandez and Tom Miller during a live interview Tuesday morning.
He said the storm that hit Central Texas intensified a lot more than anticipated, so that did affect operational plans and led to crews working more quickly to treat major roads and elevated areas.