Dallas folks here can't handle it either. I only heard a few cars go down my street yesterday
but today the streets were mostly clear. It stayed at 34 to 32 degrees the whole time. Unfortunately it was very dark and cloudy so I spent most of my time huddled around my little coleman lantern trying to read or work crossword puzzles. It got down to 46 in the house. I'd just cooked two chickens Thursday to make a big pot of broth to make soup and never thought to put it outside so I guess I'll have to throw it all out now. Thirty eight hours in the fridge with no power was probably too long.
It was wild. I've never seen so much snow (in person). There were 200,000 people without power at the height of the outage. Live oaks, magnolias and cedars/firs just collapsed from the weight.
