Winter Storm

At least 111 people are dead as a result of the winter storm that knocked out power to millions of Texans last month, according to data from the Texas Department of State Health Services released on Thursday.

A small parade of rescued young sea turtles has headed into the Gulf of Mexico from Louisiana — a bright note in a tough season for sea turtles.

Texas’ power grid manager was fired Wednesday amid growing calls for his ouster following February’s deadly blackouts that left millions of people without electricity and heat for days in subfreezing temperatures.

Lead Custodian Joe Olvera went above and beyond to make sure the winter blast last week didn’t damage the school he’s worked at for the last 21-years.

On Thursday, managers of Texas’ power grid are expected to receive a lashing in the first public hearings about the crisis at the state Capitol — where the belief that less government is better is reflected in a part-time Legislature that meets just once every two years, and only for 140 days.

The board that oversees ERCOT held an urgent meeting Wednesday morning to discuss the winter storm that crippled most of Texas last week. They offered apologies for the devastation the power outages have caused and pledged to gather the facts to help lawmakers determine how to prevent it from ever happening again.

Birds, bats and other wildlife appear to have taken a beating during the winter storm and deep freeze in the southern U.S. Scientists say it might take weeks or months to determine the extent of the harm.

More snow fell in parts of our region on Monday, with the highest amounts in the Lehigh Valley and Pennsylvania suburbs. NBC10’s Steven Fisher shows us some of the current conditions.

Icicles on ceiling fans, airboats on snowy roads and ice skating down residential streets are just some of the surreal sights that have emerged following a deadly and devastating winter storm in parts of the South this week. Nearly a million people across the region are facing their fifth day without power, and in many cases heat, following the harshest...

The region is digging out of another winter storm after snow and ice fell across the area. NBC10’s Aaron Baskerville checks on conditions in Havertown, Delaware County.

Jenna Bush Hager sent her love to her home state of Texas and shared how to help after a deadly winter storm caused massive power outages and damage.

The cleanup begins in Delaware after Thursday’s winter storm. NBC10’s Tim Furlong has the details.

The snowfall made for some difficult cleanup efforts in Chester County. Telemundo 62’s Brian Mendoza has details.

Leaders across the region warned residents to stay off the roads Thursday due to a winter storm dropping snow and ice on our area. NBC10’s Stephanía Jiménez checks on conditions in Delaware County.

As bone-chilling temperatures have left thousands of people across Texas stuck indoors without power and heat, advocates for the homeless have taken to the streets to find those unable to take or find refuge, NBC News reports.

Hundreds of thousands remain without power and running water as food and gasoline supplies begin to run low.

Thursday’s wintry mix of snow, sleet and ice is causing dangerous conditions on roads throughout the area. NBC10’s Mitch Blacher checks on the streets in Manayunk.

A winter storm brought snow and ice to our region on Thursday. NBC10’s Deanna Durante checks on conditions in Montgomery County.

Chrissy Teigen, Jenna Bush Hager and “Real Housewives of Dallas” stars speak out on social media and share ways to help residents struggling without power.

Crippling winter storms in Texas, destructive wildfires in California, devastating hurricanes in the Caribbean. Climate change is making extreme weather the new normal. Dr. Sweta Chakraborty, a risk and behavioral scientist, joined LX News to explain how climate change has altered the dynamics of the Earth to such an extent that “we’re basically on a brand new planet.”