Ice Storm in MARION, TEXAS
From 26-JAN-00 12:00:00 to 28-JAN-00 23:00:00 (CST)
Reported by: EMERGENCY MANAGER

A strong upper level trough moved out of the southern Great Basin and into the lower Mississippi Valley sweeping Artic Air southward to the Gulf Coast.  Moisture laden air from the Gulf overran the freezing surface temperatures producing ice across the northern half of northeast Texas.  Ice accumulations of one to four inches fell across most of the area with the ice and snow accumulations near 8 inches.  Thousands of homes were left without power due to ice covered tree limbs falling and snapping powerlines.  Also, hundreds of chicken houses were destroyed and several 7 million chicks were killed.  Barns, carports, and weak structure homes suffered collapse from the weight of the ice and snow.  Traffic accidents were numerous and I-30 west of Texarkana had to be shut down when the freeway became impassable.

Ice Storm in CASS, TEXAS
From 26-JAN-00 12:00:00 to 28-JAN-00 23:00:00 (CST)
Reported by: EMERGENCY MANAGER

A strong upper level trough moved out of the southern Great Basin and into the lower Mississippi Valley sweeping Artic Air southward to the Gulf Coast.  Moisture laden air from the Gulf overran the freezing surface temperatures producing ice across the northern half of northeast Texas.  Ice accumulations of one to four inches fell across most of the area with the ice and snow accumulations near 8 inches.  Thousands of homes were left without power due to ice covered tree limbs falling and snapping powerlines.  Also, hundreds of chicken houses were destroyed and several 7 million chicks were killed.  Barns, carports, and weak structure homes suffered collapse from the weight of the ice and snow.  Traffic accidents were numerous and I-30 west of Texarkana had to be shut down when the freeway became impassable.

Ice Storm in WOOD, TEXAS
From 26-JAN-00 12:00:00 to 28-JAN-00 23:00:00 (CST)
Reported by: EMERGENCY MANAGER

A strong upper level trough moved out of the southern Great Basin and into the lower Mississippi Valley sweeping Artic Air southward to the Gulf Coast.  Moisture laden air from the Gulf overran the freezing surface temperatures producing ice across the northern half of northeast Texas.  Ice accumulations of one to four inches fell across most of the area with the ice and snow accumulations near 8 inches.  Thousands of homes were left without power due to ice covered tree limbs falling and snapping powerlines.  Also, hundreds of chicken houses were destroyed and several 7 million chicks were killed.  Barns, carports, and weak structure homes suffered collapse from the weight of the ice and snow.  Traffic accidents were numerous and I-30 west of Texarkana had to be shut down when the freeway became impassable.

Ice Storm in UPSHUR, TEXAS
From 26-JAN-00 12:00:00 to 28-JAN-00 23:00:00 (CST)
Reported by: EMERGENCY MANAGER

A strong upper level trough moved out of the southern Great Basin and into the lower Mississippi Valley sweeping Artic Air southward to the Gulf Coast.  Moisture laden air from the Gulf overran the freezing surface temperatures producing ice across the northern half of northeast Texas.  Ice accumulations of one to four inches fell across most of the area with the ice and snow accumulations near 8 inches.  Thousands of homes were left without power due to ice covered tree limbs falling and snapping powerlines.  Also, hundreds of chicken houses were destroyed and several 7 million chicks were killed.  Barns, carports, and weak structure homes suffered collapse from the weight of the ice and snow.  Traffic accidents were numerous and I-30 west of Texarkana had to be shut down when the freeway became impassable.

Ice Storm in SMITH, TEXAS
From 26-JAN-00 12:00:00 to 28-JAN-00 23:00:00 (CST)
Reported by: EMERGENCY MANAGER

A strong upper level trough moved out of the southern Great Basin and into the lower Mississippi Valley sweeping Artic Air southward to the Gulf Coast.  Moisture laden air from the Gulf overran the freezing surface temperatures producing ice across the northern half of northeast Texas.  Ice accumulations of one to four inches fell across most of the area with the ice and snow accumulations near 8 inches.  Thousands of homes were left without power due to ice covered tree limbs falling and snapping powerlines.  Also, hundreds of chicken houses were destroyed and several 7 million chicks were killed.  Barns, carports, and weak structure homes suffered collapse from the weight of the ice and snow.  Traffic accidents were numerous and I-30 west of Texarkana had to be shut down when the freeway became impassable.

Ice Storm in RED RIVER, TEXAS
From 26-JAN-00 12:00:00 to 28-JAN-00 23:00:00 (CST)
Reported by: EMERGENCY MANAGER

A strong upper level trough moved out of the southern Great Basin and into the lower Mississippi Valley sweeping Artic Air southward to the Gulf Coast.  Moisture laden air from the Gulf overran the freezing surface temperatures producing ice across the northern half of northeast Texas.  Ice accumulations of one to four inches fell across most of the area with the ice and snow accumulations near 8 inches.  Thousands of homes were left without power due to ice covered tree limbs falling and snapping powerlines.  Also, hundreds of chicken houses were destroyed and several 7 million chicks were killed.  Barns, carports, and weak structure homes suffered collapse from the weight of the ice and snow.  Traffic accidents were numerous and I-30 west of Texarkana had to be shut down when the freeway became impassable.

Ice Storm in CAMP, TEXAS
From 26-JAN-00 12:00:00 to 28-JAN-00 23:00:00 (CST)
Reported by: EMERGENCY MANAGER

A strong upper level trough moved out of the southern Great Basin and into the lower Mississippi Valley sweeping Artic Air southward to the Gulf Coast.  Moisture laden air from the Gulf overran the freezing surface temperatures producing ice across the northern half of northeast Texas.  Ice accumulations of one to four inches fell across most of the area with the ice and snow accumulations near 8 inches.  Thousands of homes were left without power due to ice covered tree limbs falling and snapping powerlines.  Also, hundreds of chicken houses were destroyed and several 7 million chicks were killed.  Barns, carports, and weak structure homes suffered collapse from the weight of the ice and snow.  Traffic accidents were numerous and I-30 west of Texarkana had to be shut down when the freeway became impassable.

Ice Storm in MORRIS, TEXAS
From 26-JAN-00 12:00:00 to 28-JAN-00 23:00:00 (CST)
Reported by: EMERGENCY MANAGER

A strong upper level trough moved out of the southern Great Basin and into the lower Mississippi Valley sweeping Artic Air southward to the Gulf Coast.  Moisture laden air from the Gulf overran the freezing surface temperatures producing ice across the northern half of northeast Texas.  Ice accumulations of one to four inches fell across most of the area with the ice and snow accumulations near 8 inches.  Thousands of homes were left without power due to ice covered tree limbs falling and snapping powerlines.  Also, hundreds of chicken houses were destroyed and several 7 million chicks were killed.  Barns, carports, and weak structure homes suffered collapse from the weight of the ice and snow.  Traffic accidents were numerous and I-30 west of Texarkana had to be shut down when the freeway became impassable.

Ice Storm in GREGG, TEXAS
From 26-JAN-00 12:00:00 to 28-JAN-00 23:00:00 (CST)
Reported by: EMERGENCY MANAGER

A strong upper level trough moved out of the southern Great Basin and into the lower Mississippi Valley sweeping Artic Air southward to the Gulf Coast.  Moisture laden air from the Gulf overran the freezing surface temperatures producing ice across the northern half of northeast Texas.  Ice accumulations of one to four inches fell across most of the area with the ice and snow accumulations near 8 inches.  Thousands of homes were left without power due to ice covered tree limbs falling and snapping powerlines.  Also, hundreds of chicken houses were destroyed and several 7 million chicks were killed.  Barns, carports, and weak structure homes suffered collapse from the weight of the ice and snow.  Traffic accidents were numerous and I-30 west of Texarkana had to be shut down when the freeway became impassable.

Ice Storm in BOWIE, TEXAS
From 26-JAN-00 12:00:00 to 28-JAN-00 23:00:00 (CST)
Reported by: EMERGENCY MANAGER

A strong upper level trough moved out of the southern Great Basin and into the lower Mississippi Valley sweeping Artic Air southward to the Gulf Coast.  Moisture laden air from the Gulf overran the freezing surface temperatures producing ice across the northern half of northeast Texas.  Ice accumulations of one to four inches fell across most of the area with the ice and snow accumulations near 8 inches.  Thousands of homes were left without power due to ice covered tree limbs falling and snapping powerlines.  Also, hundreds of chicken houses were destroyed and several 7 million chicks were killed.  Barns, carports, and weak structure homes suffered collapse from the weight of the ice and snow.  Traffic accidents were numerous and I-30 west of Texarkana had to be shut down when the freeway became impassable.

Ice Storm in TITUS, TEXAS
From 26-JAN-00 12:00:00 to 28-JAN-00 23:00:00 (CST)
Reported by: EMERGENCY MANAGER

A strong upper level trough moved out of the southern Great Basin and into the lower Mississippi Valley sweeping Artic Air southward to the Gulf Coast.  Moisture laden air from the Gulf overran the freezing surface temperatures producing ice across the northern half of northeast Texas.  Ice accumulations of one to four inches fell across most of the area with the ice and snow accumulations near 8 inches.  Thousands of homes were left without power due to ice covered tree limbs falling and snapping powerlines.  Also, hundreds of chicken houses were destroyed and several 7 million chicks were killed.  Barns, carports, and weak structure homes suffered collapse from the weight of the ice and snow.  Traffic accidents were numerous and I-30 west of Texarkana had to be shut down when the freeway became impassable.

Ice Storm in HARRISON, TEXAS
From 26-JAN-00 12:00:00 to 28-JAN-00 23:00:00 (CST)
Reported by: EMERGENCY MANAGER

A strong upper level trough moved out of the southern Great Basin and into the lower Mississippi Valley sweeping Artic Air southward to the Gulf Coast.  Moisture laden air from the Gulf overran the freezing surface temperatures producing ice across the northern half of northeast Texas.  Ice accumulations of one to four inches fell across most of the area with the ice and snow accumulations near 8 inches.  Thousands of homes were left without power due to ice covered tree limbs falling and snapping powerlines.  Also, hundreds of chicken houses were destroyed and several 7 million chicks were killed.  Barns, carports, and weak structure homes suffered collapse from the weight of the ice and snow.  Traffic accidents were numerous and I-30 west of Texarkana had to be shut down when the freeway became impassable.

Ice Storm in FRANKLIN, TEXAS
From 26-JAN-00 12:00:00 to 28-JAN-00 23:00:00 (CST)
Reported by: EMERGENCY MANAGER

A strong upper level trough moved out of the southern Great Basin and into the lower Mississippi Valley sweeping Artic Air southward to the Gulf Coast.  Moisture laden air from the Gulf overran the freezing surface temperatures producing ice across the northern half of northeast Texas.  Ice accumulations of one to four inches fell across most of the area with the ice and snow accumulations near 8 inches.  Thousands of homes were left without power due to ice covered tree limbs falling and snapping powerlines.  Also, hundreds of chicken houses were destroyed and several 7 million chicks were killed.  Barns, carports, and weak structure homes suffered collapse from the weight of the ice and snow.  Traffic accidents were numerous and I-30 west of Texarkana had to be shut down when the freeway became impassable.