We are at the blue dot, getting a little rain...rate of 6 inches an hour at this time. Fortunately that rate only lasts for a few minutes.
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So far, so good.
Nasty looking. Stay safe.
Wow this one sure is hammering Texas I hope that you all ok as it is all over the news and it sure does not look good at all.
One of the major Interstate Highway intersections near the ship channel and the refineries.
Looks more like a river than a busy highway intersection.
Looks more like a river than a busy highway intersection.
This shows the above photo in a comparison of before and now.
Stunning pictures!
A before and two days later.
There is some good news, Southwest Airlines has resumed service to Houston.
There is some good news, Southwest Airlines has resumed service to Houston.
The flooding pictures boggle the mind!!
That IS a lot of water.
During TS Allison they are saying we received 250 to 300 billion gallons of rain water. The current estimate to 0700 this morning was between 425 and 500 billion gallons of rain have fallen and it's just getting started. We're still in for some major rains as Harvey has turned east Southeast and headed back toward the Gulf again. They don't think it's going to make it all the way back to the Gulf before it turns back North and come right over us.
The pictures I'm seeing on CNN are beyond belief!!
It's terrible !!
All those poor people I hope the politicians step up to the plate and help with re homing and aid !!
All those poor people I hope the politicians step up to the plate and help with re homing and aid !!
Well, we have some good news and some bad news to share. . .
The sun made a brief appearance yesterday afternoon.
The bad news. . . The catfish saw his shadow, 6 more weeks of rain.
The sun made a brief appearance yesterday afternoon.
The bad news. . . The catfish saw his shadow, 6 more weeks of rain.
A government weather station 7 miles north of me is reporting we received 46.91 inches of rain. Another government weather station 8 miles south of me is reporting 51.16 inches of rain. I'll try to share a few photos in a day or two.
Our local Triumph dealer. The dealership sits on a high foundation that was about 2 or 3 foot higher than previous floods on this property. This flood water is from the San Jacinto River which is flooding due to the release of water from Lake Conroe. The record for release flow at Lake Conroe Dam was 33,000 cfm. During Hurricane Harvey the gates were opened to over 79.000 cfm.
The photos in this article takes a look at what other areas would be covered if Harvey had happened over them. Harvey covered about 1/4 of the state of Texas. A quarter doesn't sound big untill you see how large that area is when overlaid other states.
Maps show what Harvey's impact would look like in other U.S. states
Maps show what Harvey's impact would look like in other U.S. states
We've been thinking about you.
Glad to see your posts
Glad to see your posts
What about were you are Hemi ?
I'm high and dry, if it wasn't for a few limbs down in my yard I wouldn't even know something had happened.
