My office is right off of Dairy Ashford and I-10. According to the elevation maps, it's at 82 feet. I hadn't been able to get to the office due to street flooding around it. What are the chances the first floor is flooded?
NO YOU PLEASE STOP! Seriously, annoying AF. Facebook Ditched The Red Cross For Hurricane Harvey Relief "The Red Cross has faced intense scrutiny and criticism for its work in previous disasters. During Hurricane Harvey, people have encouraged others on social media to donate to groups other than the Red Cross." https://www.buzzfeed.com/mollyhensl...all-org-no-one?utm_term=.wjb0jz4Xe#.kjP085MyW Unless they can provide a line by line expenditure list, I refuse to trust a charity that established with billions of dollars in donations every year. They have the ability to do so, and they refuse it because most of it gets pocketed.
The following water/municipal utility districts have issued unsafe water notifications as follows: Iverness Forest Subdivision Residents P&B Water System UV6 Water System The SRC Water Supply/Lass Water Company System (Sellers Estates) To ensure destruction of all harmful bacteria and other microbes, water for drinking, cooking, and making ice should be boiled and cooled prior to use.
These graphs are so pleasant to look at for some reason. The colors and simple legibility. I can't stop refreshing them compulsively throughout the day. Even when mine used to forecast a 40' crest, it still was somehow. Much more so now that it's "only" 32. Here's my backyard, same 2' above last years flood, but gotta wait til late friday for the worst of it:
It looks like 59 is using this Transstar map; https://traffic.houstontranstar.org/layers/layers.aspx?mapname=mont_all&inc=true&rc=true&wthr=true
Does anyone know the status of how the parking lots of IAH fared. I have family that went out on vacation before Harvey made landfall and they are wondering if they will have a running vehicle when they return.
