Collin County Residents Experience 'Exploding Trees' During Winter Storm --
There were also linemen cutting branches that were weighing down power lines.
It's an example of the scene across northern Collin County where trees as far as the eye can see are coated with ice and hills are so slick some cars can't climb them. Throughout the storm, Kirby Rogers, a Princeton resident, has rescued stranded drivers with his four-wheel-drive truck and given rides to people who otherwise couldn't leave home.
“I’ve had to help a lot of nurses so far that, you know, they can’t get out of work,” Rogers said. “They’re job relies on them.”Rever says she stays snug in the driver seat of her SUV and charges her phone while she waits for warmer days to come.
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