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Solar power is on track to surpass coal in Texas for the first time, marking a major milestone in the state’s energy transition. Analysts say the shift is driven by rapid development of solar farms and improved grid storage.
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Solar generation jumped sharply this year, and grid operators expect renewables to continue rising as demand grows. Industry leaders say this could help stabilize long-term electricity prices.
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A strong cold front swept across North and Central Texas, bringing a sharp temperature drop, scattered power outages, and the earliest flurries some regions have seen in several years.
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Wildlife centers reported an increase in rescued migratory birds disoriented by the weather shift and urban lighting—part of an ongoing effort to track and protect seasonal bird movements.
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Holiday retail spending in Texas showed higher-than-expected numbers, especially in local boutiques and small businesses, many of which reported their strongest early-December sales since 2019.
