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OMG! They are now saying that Harvey may dump an unprecedented 50 inches of rain.
Tropical Storm Claudette: The 'Mother Lode' of floods In July 1979 Claudette dumped 43 inches on Alvin in one day http://www.chron.com/news/houston-weather/article/Remembering-Tropical-Storm-Claudette-The-Mother-6295177.phpClaudette continued to bounce off of a high north of us, so it hit us 3 times before it left the area.
They are saying Harvey may come back to hit parts of TX and Louisiana. I pray they are wrong and I pray that somehow Harvey leaves and dissipates sooner rather than later.http://www.cnn.com/2017/08/27/us/harvey-landfall/index.html
I was working at Austin State Hospital during Katrina and well remember the "mental" patients we housed. Some were quite demanding and dissatisfied with the service, the service that took us away from our actual patients.
I have tears too ... unbelievable what TX is going through. Predicting rain still for the next several days.
Drudge has this list of rain totals (so far) on his site for anyone interested.http://www.wpc.ncep.noaa.gov/discussions/nfdscc1.html132 inches sounds biblical to me.
Dammit. OK, I've got to figure out how to volunteer. My neighbors are going to need some help.
@Sanguine if you can find out how people from out of state can help let me know. I have some clothes that are practically new because of all the weight I lost. I'm also donating blood tomorrow I just made a donation to the Red Cross
@Victoria33 Glad you are safe. Best wishes for Prissy and fast healing. The info on the San Jacinto River dam is chilling. I, too, fear that it will take years to recover. I am sending a donation to the Salvation Army. Someone mentioned that was the best place to donate.
Heard that our place down South is intact, just some damage to the store room roof.
Check out this beauty from TOS. They should be ashamedhttp://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/3581021/posts?page=78
That is great! A lot of Rockport was hammered, I feared much worse.
My house sits about 3/4 the way up on a hill and is roughly 400 feet above sea level. If it gets water in it the roof is leaking!
Dickinson is devastated. Just learned some family members (elderly) are waiting to be rescued.
A hill in Houston? I don't believe it!btw, what is it looking like at Hobby? This would be a good time to park a vehicle in their parking deck.
napscoordinator is in dire need of throttling.