Weather channel is saying it will for sure be hurricane. How strong they do not know
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Last: 7 yr ago by Swarely
Yes that did escalate quickly
Pucker factor keeps going up.
Yeah seems like Houston is just due for a ton of rain. 20" is the last figure I saw
The proverbial feces is going to be all over the blades at work today...
But doesn't that model have a tendency to do that? One of the other models showing cat 2.
Trying to decide if I should board my windows today or not. I'm in Victoria, in town in a neighborhood on the SE side of town on an inside street but the front of my house faces almost straight south. Thoughts?
Trying to decide if I should board my windows today or not. I'm in Victoria, in town in a neighborhood on the SE side of town on an inside street but the front of my house faces almost straight south. Thoughts?
That just means flooding. Depending on the area in Houston, it could be bad or very minimal.
oh my god. here we go
It may have that tendency but a cat 2 isn't anything to mess around with either. point is... potential is there.
Where are we going?
Seven said:
But doesn't that model have a tendency to do that? One of the other models showing cat 2.
Trying to decide if I should board my windows today or not. I'm in Victoria, in town in a neighborhood on the SE side of town on an inside street but the front of my house faces almost straight south. Thoughts?
If you decide to do board, do it like Loupots did several years ago.
It's supposed to strengthen all the way through landfall. Those always hit harder than ones that are stagnant.
In CC, I think we are making the call to bring whatever equipment we can in from the field and secure our inventory/office, and then send everyone home to prep.
Your wife should chat with some neighbors who have lived there for a bit. They would be able to provide some reference as to how the area handles a lot of rain.
My parents are in spring and I'm not too worried about their house.
My parents are in spring and I'm not too worried about their house.
I'm guessing all gulf production is being or already has been shut in?
My Aunt is 78 and has lived in Friendswood since the 60s. She has lost 3 houses to flooding in all those years. At age 70 she finally moved to San Antonio because of hurricanes.
If I were you I would get home to your wife to be on the safe side.
If I were you I would get home to your wife to be on the safe side.
Gas prices going to go up due to this?
Where in friendswood exactly? I grew up there so I'm very familiar with which areas flood and which don't.
Allison knocked out an entire neighborhood, but that has never been rebuilt. Most other areas handled it decently well, but there's been a lot of new construction since 2001.
Allison knocked out an entire neighborhood, but that has never been rebuilt. Most other areas handled it decently well, but there's been a lot of new construction since 2001.
Think I may board the ones on my daughters room because there is a tree right there. Luckily they are well established and well trimmed. Might get a new roof outta this which I've been needing for a bit
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Is anyone still producing out there? Thought it was mostly shut down with all the cheap oil onshore.Kenneth_2003 said:
I'm guessing all gulf production is being or already has been shut in?
What are the blogs or forums where some of you are seeing these posts about some of the models showing strengthening etc? I know there are some where enthusiasts hang out.
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sunmeadow neighborhood i believe. ive never seen or been to the place as it is a rental that she had to move in to when we sold our house while i am overseas.
Not sure of your family or friend situation but they can have a place to stay in Dallas if need be. Got a wife and two kids as well.
Just got an update from the Hurricane Tracker app that it could get up to Cat 2-3
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But for me the best is looking on twitter. Do a search for #Harvey and have it show the latest tweets. Lots of independents sharing data from everywhere. Of course lots of soccer moms complaining about not being have to have a picnic with Timmy. You can follow hurricanetrackerapp and NWShou and get push notifications live when they release new info
But for me the best is looking on twitter. Do a search for #Harvey and have it show the latest tweets. Lots of independents sharing data from everywhere. Of course lots of soccer moms complaining about not being have to have a picnic with Timmy. You can follow hurricanetrackerapp and NWShou and get push notifications live when they release new info
saltydog09 said:
Just got an update from the Hurricane Tracker app that it could get up to Cat 2-3
Just saw that.
Might take tomorrow off to help the in laws move cattle off the Guadalupe
When Ike hit, a bunch of the OB came to help my Dad cleanup his house in San Leon since he doesn't move around very well. I could sure use the help this year if this storm gets bad enough.
Thanks!
Run from water, hide from wind. Unless they are living near a creek or bayou, or they are up by the coast in an area that is threatened by storm surge, it is better to simply shelter in place and ride it out.
I've been run smack over by the Eye walls of Alicia and Ike in my lifetime living in houston, and Ike hit my house with 100 mph wind gusts and sustained at 80+. and other than losing power we were fine.
I've been run smack over by the Eye walls of Alicia and Ike in my lifetime living in houston, and Ike hit my house with 100 mph wind gusts and sustained at 80+. and other than losing power we were fine.
Parents have a cottage in Dime Box if things get sketchy
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