Texas Temperatures climb, power outages repaired but food and water shortages remain

close Video Fox News Flash top headlines for February 19 Fox News Flash top headlines are here. Check out what’s clicking on Foxnews.com. Even with conditions improving in Texas and other winter weather-stricken swaths of the South, residents are still dealing with food and water shortages as forecasts look warmer and utility companies have restored power to millions. Photos taken at a Walmart outside San Antonio show rows of empty refrigerated and frozen shelves, where perishable food would normally appear. A Dallas family ran a duct from their car into the house to keep it heated facing below-freezing temperatures Wednesday. TEXAS POWER GRID RESTORED AFTER DEVASTATING WINTER STORM CAUSES POWER OUTAGES AND SHORTAGES In Houston, photographs showed residents sleeping in a mattress store that reopened as an emergency shelter earlier this week. Empty shelves in a Walmart near San Antonion. (FOX) Officials there were handing out bottled water to help out amid “overwhelming demand.” Nearly half of Texas' population was instructed to boil water before drinking it after the icy weather disrupted water treatment facilities. Hundreds of thousands of residents in other affected states were under similar advisories. And the Memphis International Airport cancelled all flights Friday due to problems… Read full this story

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