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TEXAS LATEST:

• 537,000+ still without power

• 264,000 in areas where water systems are completely non-operational

• At least 37 people have died because of weather-related fatalities since Thursday, the majority in Texas

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People wait in line to fill propane tanks Wednesday in Houston.

Customers waited over an hour in freezing rain.

Millions in Texas still had no power after a historic snowfall and single-digit temperatures created a surge of demand for electricity.

📷 David J. Phillip / AP

Woman rests inside a Gallery Furniture store that opened as a shelter Wednesday in Houston after millions lost power due to historic low temperatures across Texas.

📷 David J. Phillip / AP

Father John Szatkowski of St. Paul The Apostle Church stands looking at his flooded atrium caused by a broken water line in Richardson, Texas.

Father Szatkowski and his staff discovered the flooding as they prepared for Ash Wednesday services.

📷 Tony Gutierrez / AP

Rescued turtles stunned by cold weather are placed in an evacuation center in South Padre Island, Texas.

📷 City Of South Padre Island Convention And Visitors Bureau / Reuters

People wait in long line at a supermarket in Austin, Texas, on Wednesday.

📷 Kolby Lee / Reuters

People collect firewood with others from a wood heap opened to the public Wednesday in Dallas.

With a long line of people waiting in their vehicles, groups of 13 were allowed 6 minutes to load as much wood as they could carry away from the recycling center.

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A homeless camp under a bridge on I-35 in Austin, Texas on Wednesday as Texas experiences historic low temperatures.

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A Fiesta Mart staff member tells customers that the store is closed because of a power outage in Austin, Texas, on Wednesday.

500,000+ Texans are still without power on Thursday.

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Owner Jim McIngvale collects trash inside Gallery Furniture store which he opened as a shelter Wednesday in Houston as millions of Texans still had no power.

📷 David J. Phillip / AP

Man wipes a tear while taking refuge in a shelter after record-breaking winter temperatures in Galveston, Texas, on Thursday.

📷 Adrees Latif / Reuters

Customers wait outside at a Home Depot in Pearland, Texas, on Wednesday.

The store would only let one person in at a time because the store has no power.

📷 Thomas Shea / AFP / Getty

Texans fill water jugs and coolers using a hose from a public park water spigot Thursday in Houston.

Houston and several surrounding cities are under a boil water notice as many residents are still without running water in their homes.

📷 David J. Phillip / AP

An HEB grocery store employee hands out flowers to customers waiting in line in the snow Thursday in Austin, Texas.

The store did not have milk, eggs, meat or refrigerated items.

📷 Ashley Landis / AP

Man uses lava rocks from a grill to heat household as historic winter weather caused electricity blackouts in San Marcos, Texas, on Tuesday.

📷 Mikala Compton / Reuters

Man huddles around space heaters powered by a generator after electricity blackouts in San Marcos, Texas, on Tuesday.

📷 Mikala Compton / Reuters

Most gas stations are completely out of fuel after a snow storm Thursday in Fort Worth, Texas.

The storm has brought historic cold weather and power outages to Texas.

📷 Ron Jenkins / Getty

Trucks are at a standstill southbound on Interstate Highway 35 on Thursday in Killeen, Texas.

📷 Joe Raedle / Getty

A worker transports water bottles from the City of Houston Upper Braes Warehouse to delivery trucks Thursday.

Houston is currently under a boil water notice because of issues with the water treatment process due to historic weather.

📷 Marie D. De Jesús / Houston Chronicle / AP

.@BillKarins highlights expected record low temperatures in some Texas regions overnight Friday (left) before warmer temperatures arrive over the weekend (right).

@BillKarins Donated water is distributed to residents Thursday in Houston.

Houston and several surrounding cities are under a boil water notice as many residents are still without running water in their homes

📷 David J. Phillip / AP

@BillKarins A homeless woman under blankets in downtown San Antonio as sub-freezing weather continues across regions of Texas.

📷 Eric Gay / AP