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How to Prepare for Bitter Cold in Texas
Is a Holiday Cold Snap Coming? Another winter is starting. Is your home ready for bitter cold during the holidays? Learn how to get winter-ready now and save more on your electric bills. The turkey will soon be done, and Christmas is around the corner. But as the holidays approach, so does the possibility of bitter cold in Texas. While Texas winters are often mild, the weather can turn quickly, bringing freezing temperatures that test your home's readiness. Utility companies have shored up the Texas power grid, but they have more to do. The same is probably true for your home, especially if you want to cut your Texas electricity bills. So, get your home ready for harsh winter weather. Prepare for Bitter Cold in Texas Winter in Texas is unpredictable. A La Niña winter typically brings warmer conditions, but it can also mean harsh cold fronts. These fronts are fueled by shifts in the Polar Vortex , sending icy winds south. To prepare, start by sealing drafts in your home. Us...
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