Thanks for the great response! She is ok, just broken water pipes. Sounds like waiting until sunday or monday might be the best option.

All this stuff is staying on the same track and not moving south but SW to NE. I'm halfway between Beaumont and Lufkin and no precipitation expected here. So he would have to deal with much less going east.

Surprisingly everything is clear that I've seen, and no problem gassing up around here. I would take I-40 to OKC. After that I just don't know what the roads are like.

35 E N&S is basically wide open from Sanger to Lewisville.

As far as I know fuel is good at the truck stops North of Denton, yesterday I went and filed up and only had to wait 30 minutes for power to come on.

from mt home I would come over to indian nation turnpike to 271 to paris, take loop to 24 thru commerce to 30 to 35.

shortest and the turnpike will be cleared since they run plows etc. on there. gas and food should be easy in paris, go the east side of loop for that.

I drive paris to commerce or greenville a lot and it is all good road and 4 lane 75 mph. traffic will be lighter that route as well till you hit the mess they call 35.

https://www.google.com/maps/place/Paris,+TX,+TX/@33.2869682,-95.9126887,10z/data=!4m5!3m4!1s0x864a57fcbeec21a5:0x72984fc22807d481!8m2!3d33.75694!4d-95.6457951

Thanks hop, thats great info! I knew the all powerful TFF could get me answers!

if ya holler at me in a pm when you leave I will buy ya lunch or dinner in paris. spent my summers in huntsville at the grandparents farm.

great old fashioned bun on the grill burgers at Mckees. takes me about 30 mins to get there.

Hill Country