- The National Meteorological Service has announced the release of a free holiday in Texas with flights and snow.
- The characteristics of the state during the last ten days of this year will be repeated.
- The Department of Public Safety of Texas provides drivers with extreme precautions in the chambers before the possible deaths and deaths.
The authorities in Texas are at maximum alert if there is an advertisement of torture and nevadas that can cause chaos in the streets.
Agreed with the National Meteorological Center (NWS, by its flags in English) a free holiday will be held in Texas this Wednesday, December 30th and will continue throughout the last ten years of this year.
The front will shock with a solid wind that comes from the waters of the Gulf of Mexico and the discovery of these meteorological forces will provoke severe, severe and severe tornadoes in Texas.
The various police corporations have provided the people with extreme precautions to take the carriages on their way to visit family and friends during the end of the year.
To the north of Texas, near the I-10 block, the NWS warns that there may be snow, which provokes that the points are converged, with the effect called ‘Black Ice’, which covers imperceptible ice asphalt.
According to the NWS, the thermometers will be kept warm and during the 30th and 31st of December the temperature will rise to 40 degrees Fahrenheit to the maximum, so it is recommended that the people abort.
The Texas Transportation Brigades (TXDOT, for its Sails in English) will start preparing the points, colloquializing antidiarrhals, to prevent accidents in the air and snow.
In the city of Odessa, in the west of Texas and in the frontier with New Mexico, the NWS warns that the poorer people will be taken away from the youths of 2 to 10 pulgadas of snow, so that they can help the people who live alert.
The National Meteorological Service advises that various parts of Texas may have severe weather and flooding in the calls and roads including some tornadoes. (Photo: Harris Condition Officer)
The Texas Public Security Department Department Patrol Patrons (TxDPS, for its sailings in English) are on guard to assist motorists.