The freezing temperatures are also having an impact on agriculture across the state. Cattle farmers are just one group taking extra care. Many are putting out extra feed to make sure the cows keep up their body temperature. That also means breaking ice so they can get to water. But one cattle farmer says it’s not as bad as you would think.
A Selma charity known for feeding the hungry is now also providing a warm place for people in the community who need to get out the cold.
A lot of people are trying to stay indoors during the cold snap, but that can pose problems if your heating system is out. That’s keeping the people who repair them very busy.
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