ERCOT assures Texas power grid readiness for an incoming winter storm, recalling the 2021 Winter Storm Uri crisis.

TEXAS, USA — Winter has arrived in Texas. If the freezing temperatures this weekend and into Monday morning weren't evidence enough, just get ready for this upcoming weekend: Arctic air will bring the possibility of a wintry mix, icy roads and temps at or below freezing for around 60 hours.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott declared a state of emergency ahead of severe winter weather expected to affect most of the state.

Subfreezing temperatures are expected by Friday as arctic air moves into Texas, with some areas possibly staying below freezing through Monday before warming into the lower 40s on Tuesday.

State officials are taking action as Texas prepares for dangerously cold temperatures and winter precipitation.

The Texas Rangers announced on Tuesday that they have canceled Saturday’s Fan Fest and Winter Warm-up appearances on Friday and Sunday.

The safety of fans, club employees, players and team personnel was foremost in the Texas Rangers’ decision to cancel Saturday’s Fan Fest, the annual preseason get-together. No one with

The Texas Rangers have canceled their annual Fan Fest scheduled for Jan. 24 due to the incoming winter storm due to hit North Texas. The club also said Winter Warm-up Week stops on Friday and Saturday have been canceled due to weather concerns. All fans who have purchased tickets will be automatically refunded.

After an unusually warm winter, East Texas is gearing up for its first winter storm this weekend and into early next week, with temperatures expected to drop below freezing with icy conditions. The cold weather can affect roads,