Yea, sorry that video link was blocked for you guys. Stupid Youtube. Anyway... scary stuff. The road was frozen over with ice, hence the insane crashes. It's not something Texas roads are really designed for, nor what people here are used to dealing with. Thankfully I just work from home 100% of the time, so it's all good. There was some fear the water pumping stations were going to freeze up and cause everyone to lose running water, but we're good so far and temperatures are expected to get above freezing in two days. We filled up some water containers just in case, but it seems we got quite lucky in that regard. On the flip side, half my company can't work because of power/internet issues, so the ones of us left (like me) get to pick up the slack.
Still, I'd rather have power and need to work extra than have no power.Man, Peltz, -28C? To hell with that. I forgot how cold cold really is... anything below about 20F (~-7C) is enough where I feel like jeans just don't cut it anymore, and gloves are mandatory. To hell with -28C.
Stay safe! On the flip side, I invite you guys to Texas in summer. 
That 110F (43C) is like walking into an oven.
I had planted a whole bed of Kohlrabi that perished. Screw you jet stream!