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I think it's over ten. A family of 6 drowned.
how did the system move south again?
I think it's over ten. A family of 6 drowned.
Turns out Blake was right.
San Antonio has come out on top thus far.
See, everything sleeps on San Antonio
i hate Turner. Just went on TV again and got all butt hurt about being questioned to evacuate. He didn't even warn low lying areas
It's a fish storm most likely.
The Euro has a fully formed, organized TC in the Bay of Campeche by Monday.
There's a solid area of surface frontogenesis being depicted right over Pensacola right now with the front. Intense rising motion created by strengthening area of divergence aloft will set up some crazy rainfall rates for a period of time. Nightmare for everyone along the Gulf coast right now.
My area.
A giant jellyfish and stingray!
The thought of losing all I have makes me sick, those poor people. I know, be glad you survived but a life of memories just washed away, wow~~~~
And, there will always be this.....could it happen again?
I don't like not being able to help other than a check.
Man it's going to be grim when the floodwaters retreat and we find out how many people were killed.
Houston has a bum population of like 100k.
I was in the DFW area over the weekend (already had the trip planned) and it looked like they got more rain than than San Antonio did. SA looks just as dry as when I left it.
I have some family in the Houston/Sugarland area though that my parents have not been able to reach in a couple days. Hopefully everyone is okay.
Actually, the homeless have the best chance of surviving something like this. When they first become submerged, the homeless join together using their jaws and sticky pads on their legs, according to a study in the Proceedings of National Academy of Sciences. Each bunch can contain several homeless people. The ones at the bottom regularly switch out with the ones on the top, so (almost) none of the homeless stay under long enough to drown. The most valuable members of the group are pushed to the top and center for safe keeping, while a few unlucky individuals get permanently pressed to the edge of the ball by their neighbors. If one part of the newly mobile bunch is disturbed, other homeless people will move to fix the gap. These living rafts can stay together for days, or as long as it takes to reach a tree or dry land.
Last edited by SpursforSix; 08-29-2017 at 04:52 PM.
And you know the sanitary conditions are going to be horrible. The sewage system is flooded along with everything else and getting people clean food/water is going to be a problem.
Trump said it
"we won't say congratulations...we will when it is all finished". Nobody knows the extent of dat nut he is bragging with that and his "wow" and a "what a turnout" tweets... Trump is a disgusting pos on all account..
You can see he enjoys every bit of this disaster... ing idiot
Could the dams break or has that been ruled out?
if it keeps on rainin'
the levee's gonna break
One already broke near Brazoria county.
So worst case scene Houston could be entirely underwater within the next week?
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