Talk:February 2021 North American ice storm

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I don't mean to restart any debate here, as I do agree with the decision to merge the first and second winter storms that impacted Texas. However, I'd like to know- is it possible to have an entire article (like "February 2021 North American ice storms") that provides greater coverage on the first and second ice storms (which I'll call Shirley and Tabitha respectively, if you don't mind)? There is no doubt that Shirley and Tabitha's impacts weren't severe as Uri and Viola's, but I think it would be good if some more information regarding the first two storms was placed in an article.

In case you're wondering what structure it would be in, it would have Shirley and Tabitha's sections, with information about their meteorological histories, impacts, etc., and then have Uri and Viola's sections in a similar style, except with links to their respective articles. Presidentofyes12 (talk) 20:16, 15 August 2021 (UTC)[reply]