During last week's winter storm, residents across North Texas reported they experienced an unusual phenomenon best described as "exploding trees." But what causes the trees to "explode?" Sap? Freezing ...
Freezing temperatures in early February caused so-called “frost cracks” in trees across north Texas. From cowboy hats and cattle to barbecue and football, Texas is known for many things. One thing the ...
Jack has a degree in Medical Genetics from the University of Leicester.View full profile Jack has a degree in Medical Genetics from the University of Leicester. As Texas experiences the worst winter ...
An arctic cold front in north Texas lowered temperatures to a point that caused trees to explode, prompting residents to compare the resulting noises to "gunshots." As temperatures dropped to 18 ...
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