Today is Tuesday, a February 16th.

Watch know about millions of Americans dealing with power outages during extreme winter

weather, and who could see snow ice or even tornadoes next?

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People from Texas to Maine are dealing with snow, ice, rain, and some of the coldest air

in generations.

It's the worst in the middle of the country, where in some places temperatures are 50 degrees

below average, and it's all putting a huge strain on the power grid.

At last check, there were about 4.5 million customers without power in Texas alone.

Power companies tried rotating outages, hoping to avoid widespread blackouts.

The idea there is, if the companies cut off electricity on purpose to certain customers,

for less than an hour or so each, it will keep the demand for power from overtaking the

supply and avoid a bigger problem.

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