A year after a historic cold front slammed the state, how prepared is Kansas for another deep freeze?

Residents are unlikely to forget February 2021 anytime soon. If the blistering cold temperatures that slammed Kansas weren’t memorable enough, rolling blackouts were instituted twice in a 48-hour span in a bid to conserve energy use. A series of factors pushed natural gas prices through the roof, leaving utilities, municipalities and businesses with bills they are, in some cases, still trying to pay off — with residents picking up the tab for years. All this has legislators interested in ensuring the state is prepared if a similar event hits Kansas this winter — or in years to come.
Source: Hutch News