Texas can prepare for Canadian type cold weather but we don’t. I have lived in TX all my life and fondly refer it to the “blast furnace”. Weeks of 100F is what

Texas can prepare for Canadian type cold weather but we don’t. I have lived in TX all my life and fondly refer it to the “blast furnace”. Weeks of 100F is what I am used to. Most folks here don’t own winter tires for their cars. We don’t have car battery kick start kits like Canadians do. Many apartment dwellers only have electric heat. We are optimized for a semi arid plains climate. Optimizing for hot and cold is beyond the reach of most. One thing I wonder about is all the wind turbines in Texas. If they get iced over and continue to rotate, does the ice cause the blades unnecessary vibration and structural damage?