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Over the long weekend, Texas and other places in the US have had a random spell of extremely cold weather.
As you can imagine, for a region that doesn't see snow at all, up to eight inches of it is somewhat of an anomaly. And it did cause a great deal of disturbances, with power outages and ongoing rescue operations.
Plus, the National Weather Service (NWS) stated more than 150 million Americans were now under winter storm warnings, which makes it all the more stressful for Texans and other residents alike.
But some people on social media are finding the Texas snow idea somewhat of a meme source since these two things sound like the least compatible thing on the planet. Meanwhile, other Twitter users have already apologized for poking fun at the Texas snowstorm.
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Murica!!
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The unprecedented winter storm has been everything but funny as it continues to wreak havoc on Texas and other places across the US. Normally winter-averse cities have been suffering from freezing cold because the jet stream has changed and ushered Arctic air above the US and Canada borders.
The National Weather Service (NWS) announced that more than 150 million people were under a winter storm warning, winter weather advisory, or ice storm warning in 25 states, from southern Texas to northern Maine. The widespread storm has caused about 11 deaths which were reported in Texas, Kentucky, Tennessee, and Louisiana.
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Snowing In Texas
Freya the Wanderer 3 years ago
Anti-government people sing a different tune when they need government services.
#4
Everything Is Bigger In Texa- Wait, What?
The storm also caused a lot of concerning disturbances, leaving Texas and surrounding states in crisis. First, the high demand for electricity in the state has caused the power grid to fail. Rolling blackouts left 4.3 million people in freezing temperatures without electricity.
Rolling blackouts have been imposed in some areas to conserve power for hospitals, police, and fire stations, leaving over 4.3 million people without electricity. In addition, the Sunday storm knocked out almost half of the state's wind power capacity that makes up one of the main sources of the state’s electricity.
On top of that, icy roads caused traffic incidents and people are now advised to avoid traveling as much as they can.
#5
Just Sayin... Eh!
#6
Texas Government Is All About Profit Over People
Dan Buczynski 3 years ago
Sounds like standard Republican bs to me. They'll start blaming antifa and windmills in 3...2...1...
#7
Isn't Made For The Cold
#8
It's Not Socialism When I Need It
Freya the Wanderer 3 years ago
That caption is spot on. We don't like socialism when it helps others, but when WE benefit from it--
#9
Don't Believe The Republican Liars
#10
They Should Try To Shoot The Snow
M O'Connell 3 years ago
Just buy a shovel and keep it around for next time. They also work well as giant dustpans.
Texas’ wind power crisis in Arctic temperatures led some conservatives to blame wind energy for the state’s wind power outage. But in reality, freezing weather posed a problem to other forms of power generation too, like natural gas and coal-fired power plants.
#11
No Hate To Texas
#12
Texas
Lis Daglish 3 years ago
I genuinely think all the idiot trumpers, and the likes of MTG, Cruz, Boebert and their ilk SHOULD all move to Texas and sucede. See how far ‘Texas First’ got them on the world stage.
#13
Texas Just Needs To Pull Itself Up By The Bootstraps
Myrtle Yoma 3 years ago
Yup, Texas bureaucrats have the ability to show us bootstrapping in action (I.e. asking the federal government to declare their bootstraps broken so they can get help).
#14
Some Explanations
WilvanderHeijden 3 years ago
BP title: Ignorant idiot is trying to be witty, gets brutally shut down.
#15
Snow-In-Texas-Jokes
According to Texas Governor Greg Abbott, “The ability of some companies that generate the power has been frozen.” The strain on Texas’ energy system has risen even higher, with Texans using more energy to heat their homes than ever. ERCOT reported that the state reached record winter power consumption on Sunday evening.
Luckily, 20 hours ago, Greg Abbott tweeted some much-needed good news about the snow crisis in Texas. “UPDATE: 400,000 more homes had power restored this morning. Expect more during the day,” he tweeted.
#16
Stay Safe Fellow Texans!
#17
Silver Lining
#18
Living In Texas Like
A.M. Pierre 3 years ago (edited)
If you never get snow, then you don't have snow plows, snow shovels, salt trucks, snow tires, etc. How are they supposed to "Just move the snow out of the way"? (Edit: I get that these are jokes. I'm just saying, as someone who has lived in the South my whole life, I can not tell you how many times I have had people who moved here from colder climates say things like this in total seriousness. Like full on angry rants about how stupid and incompetent we are because we don't have snow plows at the ready for the snow that hardly ever happens.)
#19
Nature Is Healing
On top of that, Greg Abbott has issued an official statement about an order to investigate ERCOT and its “immediate transparency.” According to the statement, “Far too many Texans are without power and heat for their homes as our state faces freezing temperatures and severe winter weather. This is unacceptable."
#20
That Comparison
#21
What Do We Do
#22
Snow In Texas
LeighAnne Brown-Pedersen 3 years ago
Mismatched pajamas and a hoodie... official outfit of Walmart’s everywhere.
#24
My Mood Today
Ryan Deschanel 3 years ago (edited)
Do people from Maine feel the same when they are stranded in a cursed forest or an old mansion in which an entire family unexplicably disappeared a few centuries ago?
#25
To Those Making Fun
Kari Panda 3 years ago
Those people don’t understand the concept of being used to something. Countries like Canada, Russia etc. are used to a lot of snow so they’re prepared and know how to handle it. That doesn’t apply to Texas, so of course Texas struggles right now.
"Reviewing the preparations and decisions by ERCOT is an emergency item so we can get a full picture of what caused this problem and find long-term solutions," Abbott added. "I thank my partners in the House and Senate for acting quickly on this challenge, and I will work with them to enhance Texas’ electric grid and ensure that our state never experiences power outages like this again."
#26
The Great State Of Texas May Have Earned A New Flag
#27
Sorry, Texas Is Closed
#28
Socialism, Texas Style
#29
Texans...
#30
It's Bad
#32
Spent Way Too Long On This
#34
Seriously, How Do People Live In This?
#35
Can't Shoot The Snow Away
#36
Halp!!
#37
A Thousand Years From Now
#38
Can We Say That Electricity From Texas Is Dumb?
#39
Texas.exe Has Stopped Working
Freya the Wanderer 3 years ago
Atlanta when we get even just a light dusting of snow. Everybody stampedes to the grocery store for milk.
#40
Looks Correct
#41
Yesterday There Was 80% Chance Of Snow But Now It’s Only 50%
#42
The Universe Required Correction
#43
*in Jerry Seinfeld's Voice *what's The Deal With Texans And Cold Weather?
BlackLabOwner 3 years ago
plz do you live in texas we literally tried to break each other if we were stressed we would huddles with our guns
#44
F In The Chat For Texas
Myrtle Yoma 3 years ago
The jokes are funny, but this is a real picture of what ms happening. Yellow m & m is gonna pull his fellow m&m up by those bootstraps
#45
What To Wear
#48
Thank Goodness
wiesenleger 3 years ago
thats obviously is right wing propaganda. dunking on wind turbines instead of their f****d up privatized power grid and on masks.
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Earl Grey 3 years ago
My nephew and his wife live in Austin with their newborn son. Once some generation came back online, power was routed to major downtown areas to light them up for the cameras and news feeds to make the politicians appear responsive. No one could get to work in city offices anyway because Texas doesn’t have armies of snow plows, and ever since the pandemic, most professionals work from home/anywhere. And major business areas already have their own backup generating capacity. You get what you vote for. Their home is still without power for fours days now.
bianca johnson 3 years ago
this is why the pity party saying this isn't a joke sounds dumb. you get what you vote for, is there any other state suffering this badly from a few inches of snow? I'm genuinely asking
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Aragorn II Elessar 3 years ago
As of yesterday morning, 73% of the continental United States is covered with snow. This, my conspiracy theorist friends who have been telling me that the government under Biden is controlling the weather, is evidence of climate change.
Soggy Crumpet 3 years ago
Why has what amounts to a natural disaster to this area been turned into a joke? Just because Texas is a red state? (Although Austin is very blue, so the whole “you get what you vote for comment” for the Austin area was interesting). Let’s have post making fun of Louisiana for Hurricane Katrina then.
Mike Beck 3 years ago
Because Texans are mostly right-wing anarchists while BP is mostly left-wing nutjobs. Same (although reversed, of course) as reading the comments on fox news when anything mentioning DC, regulation of any kind or California comes up. They can't act like adults anymore than a room full of unsupervised kindergartners can leave a candy bar alone. And every single one of them on both sides will blame it all on everyone else. And every single one of them is to blame for our real issues. If people would instill a sense of respect for others in their children, every one of our problems could be fairly easily solved.
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Earl Grey 3 years ago
My nephew and his wife live in Austin with their newborn son. Once some generation came back online, power was routed to major downtown areas to light them up for the cameras and news feeds to make the politicians appear responsive. No one could get to work in city offices anyway because Texas doesn’t have armies of snow plows, and ever since the pandemic, most professionals work from home/anywhere. And major business areas already have their own backup generating capacity. You get what you vote for. Their home is still without power for fours days now.
bianca johnson 3 years ago
this is why the pity party saying this isn't a joke sounds dumb. you get what you vote for, is there any other state suffering this badly from a few inches of snow? I'm genuinely asking
Load More Replies... Aragorn II Elessar 3 years ago
As of yesterday morning, 73% of the continental United States is covered with snow. This, my conspiracy theorist friends who have been telling me that the government under Biden is controlling the weather, is evidence of climate change.
Soggy Crumpet 3 years ago
Why has what amounts to a natural disaster to this area been turned into a joke? Just because Texas is a red state? (Although Austin is very blue, so the whole “you get what you vote for comment” for the Austin area was interesting). Let’s have post making fun of Louisiana for Hurricane Katrina then.
Mike Beck 3 years ago
Because Texans are mostly right-wing anarchists while BP is mostly left-wing nutjobs. Same (although reversed, of course) as reading the comments on fox news when anything mentioning DC, regulation of any kind or California comes up. They can't act like adults anymore than a room full of unsupervised kindergartners can leave a candy bar alone. And every single one of them on both sides will blame it all on everyone else. And every single one of them is to blame for our real issues. If people would instill a sense of respect for others in their children, every one of our problems could be fairly easily solved.
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