Tropical Weather Threat For Texas

[Johnny Dangerr]

I read that The Houston area has added 1.2 million new residence since hurricane Ike....

[ultrastealth]

I read that The Houston area has added 1.2 million new residence since hurricane Ike....

And every one of them is from New York, California, or Mexico.

[Roy Munson]

Water is going for 20 bucks a case at the Randalls by me, good stuff!!

You mean on the secondary market? If Randall's has increased prices due to emergency then please call the Attorney General. Randall's will get hammered.

[rtp]

I read that The Houston area has added 1.2 million new residence since hurricane Ike....

Man that sure is a lot of US citizens relocating.....

[Bayouboy]

Texas City is getting pounded right now.

[Etxbuckman]

I know this situation is dire but to keep it in perspective, Eric Berger, who is also a well-respected weather blogger for the Chronicle (maybe an actual meteorologist? I don't know...) indicated that for those of us in the Houston area if you did not flood during Allison you're probably not going to flood during Harvey either.

[SaltwaterSlick]

Nothin' heavy in Humble yet, but the wind has picked up a bit... Actually pretty nice outside right now...
Shutting down shop now. Going to head home and finish my last minute prep work at home... Already sent everyone at the shop home. I will bring down all my martin boxes... birds are gone anyway and that's something I'd planned to do already...

Y'all all stay safe out there!

[MassMan]

I know this situation is dire but to keep it in perspective, Eric Berger, who is also a well-respected weather blogger for the Chronicle (maybe an actual meteorologist? I don't know...) indicated that for those of us in the Houston area if you did not flood during Allison you're probably not going to flood during Harvey either.

Key word is probably. This city has changed way too much since Allison for him to say that with any degree of certainty.

[Hillary]

Unplanned irony

[BrianL]

I know this situation is dire but to keep it in perspective, Eric Berger, who is also a well-respected weather blogger for the Chronicle (maybe an actual meteorologist? I don't know...) indicated that for those of us in the Houston area if you did not flood during Allison you're probably not going to flood during Harvey either.

If you replace "flood" with "die", it takes on a little more meaning.

[Etxbuckman]

Key word is probably. This city has changed way too much since Allison for him to say that with any degree of certainty.

Understood. Nobody knows anything about this for certain. I was just throwing it out there.

If you replace "flood" with "die", it takes on a little more meaning.

Um, ok? That could be said about anything.

[TENRMORE]

I read that The Houston area has added 1.2 million new residence since hurricane Ike....

That's nine years ago, I'm sure that's the normal growth for Houston...

[Ground Checkin' Heavies]

Unplanned irony

LOL!! That's what my wife came home with the other day! A 12pk of Kona Big Wave!!

Y'all stay safe, Hillary!

[Bowtech Shooter]

any new tracks after 11:00?

[Shinesintx]

Lots of people rolling the dice with their lives.