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Early Sunday, Jan. 25, at least 21,000 customers were without power after freezing rain, sleet and snow fell across the state Saturday.
Officials are optimistic the power grid will hold, but freezing rain and arctic cold could cause localized electricity outages.
Almost half of US states have declared emergencies as officials warn of "life threatening conditions" that could affect 180 million people.
Several parts of Texas are under a winter weather advisory, including counties east of El Paso, Dallas, Austin, and areas north of San Antonio.
In an interview with LiveNOW Digital Journalist Christy Matino, Congressional representative Brandon Gill (R-TX) says Texas is getting through the winter storm with a coordinated effort with federal,
Sledding in the street in Texas. Icicles all over the place. Here are some of the best photos and videos from the winter storm.
Concerned your pipes have frozen over during this Texas winter storm? FOX 4's Lori Brown talked to an expert on what you can and should do as the extreme cold warning is still active through Tuesday in North Texas.
Roofs covered with snow and roads covered with black ice are seen as temperatures drop below freezing in Buda, Texas on Sunday, Jan. 25, 2026. Freezing precipitation over the weekend made many secondary roads impassable and some driveways quite treacherous across the state.
El Paso woke up to a cold rain, wet roads, low clouds over the Franklin Mountains and snow falling in parts of the Borderland as a winter storm impacted Texas. Snow was falling on Sunday morning in parts of El Paso, though the snow showers are forecast to leave the region by early afternoon, the National Weather Service stated.