[2017] Hurricane Season

Here is goes;


https://drivetexas.org/#/7/31.229/-96.292?future=false

 

Dixie Farm Road in SE Houston.

 

If interested, you can track the Addicks Reservoir level : https://www.harriscountyfws.org/GageDetail/Index/2110?R=1

 

Good Morning!

Hope everyone made it through the night safe.

 

I went to bed at 3 and it had not stopped raining once which means that it had rained non-stop for around 24 hours in Sugar Land...I woke up at 8 and it was still raining

Did it ever stop raining?

I just took my dogs on a short walk and some parts of my street are a little flooded to about ankle deep

 

Forgot I have a tent. Might be useful by tomorrow evening.

Roof camping, almost as good an idea as evacuating

 

I would have never thought about doing that. That is ****ing genius. Sad as hell but damn smart

 

Fox 26 just said it would be a 45b cost for homes alone for this storm. I think it will be much, much higher. Here's the top 5 of the costliest storms:

Name Damage
(Billions USD) Season Storm classification
at peak intensity Areas affected References
Katrina $108.0 2005 Category 5 hurricane

• The Bahamas
• United States Gulf Coast

[1]
Sandy $75.0 2012 Category 3 hurricane

• The Caribbean
• United States East Coast
• Eastern Canada

[2][3][4]
Ike $37.5 2008 Category 4 hurricane

• Greater Antilles
• Texas
• Louisiana
• Midwestern United States

[5][6][7]
Wilma $29.4 2005 Category 5 hurricane

• Greater Antilles
• Central America
• Florida

[8][9][10][11]
Andrew $26.5 1992 Category 5 hurricane

• The Bahamas
• Florida
• United States Gulf Coast

[5][12]

Full list here.

 

Sun peeking out here by Katy Mills Mall!

 

How are them gainz holding out?

Hopefully not smaller by the day?

 

24 hr fitness closed throughout the city

I have a buddy who runs a smaller local gym. So will be hitting that one up. Ain't nobody got time to put on the lbs. Got enough of them fatties in the eggball texans fanbase.

 

Is it over?

 

Live cam of water level at the I-45/Memorial intersection. There's a link in the description of the video that shows what it was like last Friday and also when a suspected tornado hit. If you look at the level when the tornado hit, you can see it's a bit lower now. Back then the water level looked like it was about to engulf Memorial.

 

I was told the rain was going to stop. When is that going to be?

 

Anyone know wha stores are open toda?

 

Is the storm suppose to pick up today or tomorrow?

 

Probably in for heavy rainfall through the day man. Sorry.

Tomorrow it should start moving out east and out of Houston.

 

Tired of this **** lol. Is it over?