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re: Texas is the 2nd largest state......
Posted on 2/16/21 at 12:00 pm to Winston Cup
Posted on 2/16/21 at 12:00 pm to Winston Cup
I haven’t lost power or water once in 7 years. If a blackout occurs it’s likely not in the larger cities but in small towns in the state.
But to answer the OP, it's because buildings, roads, etc. are designed to withstand this type of weather, and there is infrastructure in place to handle major snowstorms. Hell, there are plows out on the roads clearing things out mid-storm.
For very understandable reasons, Texas doesn't have those systems in place, and buildings aren't built with that type of weather in consideration typically. It's not rocket science.
But to answer the OP, it's because buildings, roads, etc. are designed to withstand this type of weather, and there is infrastructure in place to handle major snowstorms. Hell, there are plows out on the roads clearing things out mid-storm.
For very understandable reasons, Texas doesn't have those systems in place, and buildings aren't built with that type of weather in consideration typically. It's not rocket science.
This post was edited on 2/16/21 at 12:04 pm
Posted on 2/16/21 at 12:12 pm to AbitaFan08
quote:Ding ding! Heck, in NOLA, we do not have the infrastructure in place to handle a summer rain event. When FEMA funneled billions of dollars into LA after Katrina, I do not think a fraction was used as it was supposed to in order to repair/strengthen the infrastructure. {Rant off}
But to answer the OP, it's because buildings, roads, etc. are designed to withstand this type of weather, and there is infrastructure in place to handle major snowstorms
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