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DonaldJTrump replied

15 February 2021, 14:37
Who'd have thunk it possible eh!
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_V_ replied

15 February 2021, 13:56
Minus 8 C makes it colder at the coast there than Skegness
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_V_ started a topic Climate Change

15 February 2021, 13:21
Climate Change

Icy weather chills Texas wind energy as deep freeze grips much of U.S. | Reuters

Ice storms knocked out nearly half the wind-power generating capacity of Texas on Sunday as a rare deep freeze across the state locked up turbine towers while driving electricity demand to record levels, the state’s grid operator reported.

Texas Power Outages Map

Rotating outages have begun in Texas as the US state is facing a major winter storm. 1.8 million customers currently without power.

And I believe the solar panels are covered in snow too.
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