Temperatures are expected to rise today across North Texas and while we may be on our way out of this storm, our state remains in a crisis. As we work to recover, I will continue to ensure @fema remains a good partner. To do so, we need to assess the current damage.
.@TDEM is undertaking a statewide effort to collect damage assessment data from the storm. If your home or business has been damaged by the storm, please report it here and TDEM will share your damage information with @fema:
survey123.arcgis.com/share/eb1ab492…
survey123.arcgis.com/share/eb1ab492…
With more production back on line, ERCOT announced that operations have returned to normal. If you're still without power, please report your outage to @oncor by calling 888-313-4747, texting OUT to 66267, or visiting ms.spr.ly/6015p71CZ.
In the next few days, as temperatures rise snow will melt and pipes will thaw. Be alert for water in your home and possible pipe damage. If your pipes burst, here are some actions you should take to mitigate damage. dfw.cbslocal.com/2021/02/17/pip…
Despite the warmer temperatures, roads in our area remain icy and dangerous to drive on. If you're able, stay off the roads until later today when the ice has melted and be careful when walking on sidewalks. 
North Texans have shown incredible resilience this past week and I am heartened by the many ways we have come together to get our community through this. I will continue to share resources and to be an advocate for North Texas as we recover.
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