At least two dozen people died in the unusual cold, which also disrupted electricity and water supplies.

DWS Carolina Kenoy Reports from Houston, Texas, is not out off the woods yet.

Thousands of families have been arriving in their cars to the mass distribution center in the city of Houston.

The shortage of water is now the biggest challenge way.

Don't have drinking water, but some households don't even have running water at all, not even to take a shower.

And if the stores have water, you have to line about, the purchase is limited.

Now the city is trying to help.

Millions of bottles of water are being distributed in a coordinated effort with dozens of volunteers.

Each car gets no more than three cases, regardless of how many family members, but they have to be able to pick it up in downtown Houston.

We're outside of Houston City limits.

It's areas like these that have been hardest hit.

But the power crisis and the snowstorm.

We can still see damaged furniture on the sidewalks and families.

They're struggling with the shortage of water.

Government aid barely arrives here.

Roland Donahoe has been collecting groceries and water all day long.

He distributes this to the community, out of his garage to people who don't have a car or who have to work during the day.

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Wanna come money out on the In my community, people are able to pick up things during the night.

Thesis What I do for them.

I distribute the help from seven PM sometimes until midnight.

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I want to help.

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Roland used to work as a case manager for a lawyer.

He lost his job due to the pandemic.

But at least he now has the time to help his community.

No, if it wasn't for him, we wouldn't have water at home.

Not even toe.

Rosina.

It's going to take some months before things get back to normal.

In Texas, at least, the weather forecast isn't predicting anymore.