Jacob Morgan+FollowAustin officers save dogs in winter stormTwo dogs left caged outside behind a south Austin church during the freezing weekend were rescued by Austin Police after a determined search in the woods near Ben White and Burleson. The pups are now safe at the shelter, thanks to officers braving the cold for our four-legged neighbors. This is a strong reminder: if the weather’s too harsh for you, it’s too harsh for your pets. How do you make sure your animals stay safe during extreme weather? Let’s share tips and look out for each other—and our furry friends—when winter hits hard. #Pets #Austin #WinterStorm10324Share
itaylor+FollowWinter Storms = Baby Boom?Turns out, when a blizzard hits and everyone’s stuck inside, it’s not just hot cocoa and Netflix happening. Hospitals actually see a spike in births about nine months after major winter storms—yep, “blizzard babies” are a real thing! If your feed is flooded with baby pics next fall, just remember this week’s deep freeze. Apparently, the cold brings more than just snow—it brings storks, too! #Health #BodyHealth #WinterStorm00Share
Nicholas Coleman+FollowWinter storm chaos: North Palm Beach family’s flight nightmareImagine finally boarding your delayed flight after a snowy mess, only to hear water gushing down the aisle! That’s what happened to a North Palm Beach family when a pipe burst on their American Airlines plane, forcing everyone to evacuate in the middle of a winter storm. With flights canceled and no help for hotel stays, travelers were left scrambling for a place to sleep. This really highlights how unpredictable travel can get during extreme weather. Has anyone else had a travel disaster like this? How do you think airlines should handle these situations? #Business #Industry #WinterStorm00Share
Danielle White+FollowDFW flights frozen: Big changes at SouthwestDFW and Love Field are nearly at a standstill—over 500 flights canceled as the winter storm leaves travelers stranded and roads icy. But here’s the real shakeup: Southwest Airlines is rolling out assigned seating for the first time ever, and now passengers who can’t fit in one seat will need to buy a second. Fee-free rebooking is available, but getting to the airport is still risky. Anyone else think these changes will totally shift how we fly out of Dallas? Let’s hear your travel stories and thoughts on Southwest’s new rules! #News #DFW #WinterStorm10Share
Michael Phillips+FollowFort Worth store manager’s quick action saves lifeA Fort Worth convenience store manager didn’t hesitate when a regular customer, Bobbi, was found frozen outside during the recent winter storm. Faris Hussain rushed out, lifted her up—she was so cold, he said she felt like a rock—and brought her inside to warm up. This isn’t just a one-time act for Hussain; he says looking out for neighbors is part of daily life at his store. Stories like this really highlight how vital community support is, especially during extreme weather. How do you think local businesses can help keep everyone safe in tough conditions? #Safety #FortWorth #WinterStorm00Share
peterfoster+FollowWhy Your Power Bill Might Spike This WinterHeads up: if you’ve noticed your lights flickering or your power bill creeping up, blame the wild winter weather. Power plants across the Eastern US are struggling as freezing temps choke off natural gas supplies—just when everyone’s cranking the heat. That means more outages, pricier energy, and a reminder to keep those flashlights handy. It’s a wake-up call for how fragile our grid can be when Mother Nature gets mean. #Business #Industry #WinterStorm00Share
kerryrivera+FollowFort Worth neighbors save life in brutal freezeBraving this week’s brutal winter storm, two Fort Worth locals sprang into action to save a homeless woman found frozen outside a neighborhood food mart. Their quick thinking and compassion made all the difference, reminding us how crucial it is to look out for each other when extreme weather hits. It’s moments like these that show the real strength of our community. Have you seen neighbors step up during the storm, or do you have your own story of lending a hand? Let’s talk about how we can keep each other safe when the weather turns dangerous. #Safety #FortWorth #WinterStorm00Share
Jerry Clark+FollowHow Extreme Cold Can Spike Your Gas BillEver wonder why your heating bill suddenly jumps during a deep freeze? This week’s Arctic blast froze up about 10% of U.S. natural gas production, just as everyone cranked up the heat. That means less gas to go around, so prices shoot up and some areas even face outages. The big takeaway: when the weather outside is frightful, your wallet might feel it too. Time to check those drafts and layer up! #Business #Industry #WinterStorm00Share
Sabrina Carrillo+FollowFort Worth store manager’s quick action saves life in winter stormFinding someone frozen stiff outside your neighborhood store is something you never expect, but that’s exactly what happened in Fort Worth during the recent winter storm. Faris Hussain, manager at Evans Food Mart, didn’t hesitate when he learned it was Bobbi, a familiar face in the community. He rushed out, carried her inside, and helped her slowly warm up until paramedics arrived. Stories like this remind us how crucial it is to look out for each other, especially when the weather turns dangerous. How can we better support our neighbors facing homelessness during extreme cold? #Safety #FortWorth #WinterStorm00Share
Tanya Jackson+FollowWest Virginia’s wildest snow day: Deer on ice!A deer in West Virginia just went viral after it accidentally slid all the way down an icy hillside—basically taking an unplanned sled ride! With Winter Storm Fern dumping snow and ice across the region, even wildlife is struggling to keep their footing. The good news: the deer seemed okay after its wild ride, and the property owner is now breaking up the ice to help out local animals. It’s a reminder that winter weather impacts everyone, not just people. Have you seen wildlife dealing with the snow in your area? Share your stories or videos below! #Pets #WestVirginia #WinterStorm00Share
