2017 Hurricane Season
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Last: 7 yr ago by Swarely
Sounds like TxDOT will close 105 between Navasota and Brenham (@ 159) within the hour due to flooding over the road.
https://i.imgur.com/uReoXE6.gif
That's eerie.
...and has the potential to do a lot of damage
YP97! Who does one contact about helping? I have a small CC skiff and kayaks and am an experienced boater that grew upon the north and north west side of Houston and know that area pretty well. Do you know who is coordinating these things?
Great news at Simonton bridge on the brazos. Looks like it has quit rising at least for now, and it did not get within a foot of last years high. Don't know how with all the rain up river but Somerville didn't release and the river level started at normal levels, where last year it was very high to begin with and we got 24" in 24 hours in Sealy.
Still months of rebuilding but not nearly as bad.
Still months of rebuilding but not nearly as bad.
We have room for a family in Katy if you can get here or get close. How do we get in touch with first responders? If they need a shower, hot meal, and laundry etc we'll be more than happy to help, just don't have a way to let them know. We're in Firethorne.
Cody
Fightin Texas Aggie c/o 04
Fightin Texas Aggie c/o 04
Unfortunately, I don't think it had crested yet, depending on where you are...this is local Houston...
http://water.weather.gov/ahps2/river.php?wfo=fwd&wfoid=18693&riverid=203892&pt%5B%5D=141729&allpoints=152877%2C143254%2C143714%2C143248%2C141760%2C142486%2C143038%2C143320%2C142716%2C141645%2C142218%2C144625%2C141280%2C143222%2C141729%2C141366%2C143122%2C151714&data%5B%5D=hydrograph
http://water.weather.gov/ahps2/river.php?wfo=fwd&wfoid=18693&riverid=203892&pt%5B%5D=141729&allpoints=152877%2C143254%2C143714%2C143248%2C141760%2C142486%2C143038%2C143320%2C142716%2C141645%2C142218%2C144625%2C141280%2C143222%2C141729%2C141366%2C143122%2C151714&data%5B%5D=hydrograph
Aw ****
That would be bad
That would be bad
dlance said:AG 2000' said:
Oof. Latest models show another system developing in the Gulf and coming north to Texas (read: more rain). Plus that other disturbance in the Atlantic.
And the 5-day forecast rain totals starting Saturday morning (9/2).
Is this new storm named anything? Can someone expand on this or point me in the direction to do further research?
cbr, did you find your dad?
National hurricane center hasn't acknowledged it at all yet. Even some of the other discussions and such don't have anything. Very interesting that just that model is showing it and no one else has
NOAA Hurricane center
Show it as 80% chance of cyclone formation. Your guess is probably as good as any in regards to path this early.
Show it as 80% chance of cyclone formation. Your guess is probably as good as any in regards to path this early.
I'm not seeing that storm at all on the Hurricane tracker app
Can you screen cap what you are seeing. Nothing is showing up for me for that storm
The 80% one I see is off Africa. The one I haven't seen anything with is the one coming up from Mexico the same way Harvey did
The 80% one I see is off Africa. The one I haven't seen anything with is the one coming up from Mexico the same way Harvey did
Yeah, 80-90% of cyclone formation. But no one has any idea about path that far out. Too many variables. Let's pray it dies in the Atlantic or at least pushes up the coast without a lot of damage up there.
EDIT: I'm talking about the Atlantic disturbance. Not sure where that model is pulling a second Yucatan storm from - is there another low pressure or just standard thunderstorm down there?
EDIT: I'm talking about the Atlantic disturbance. Not sure where that model is pulling a second Yucatan storm from - is there another low pressure or just standard thunderstorm down there?
https://i.imgur.com/uReoXE6.gif
More data on the Atlantic one, for clarity it is currently called 93L.
http://trackthetropics.com/invest93/
http://trackthetropics.com/invest93/
cbr said:
Great news at Simonton bridge on the brazos. Looks like it has quit rising at least for now, and it did not get within a foot of last years high. Don't know how with all the rain up river but Somerville didn't release and the river level started at normal levels, where last year it was very high to begin with and we got 24" in 24 hours in Sealy.
Still months of rebuilding but not nearly as bad.
San Felipe has crested lower than expected. About 10 hours flow north of the bridge.
Allens creek hadn't gotten over the bridge yet. After 50' very little experience on how it should flow. Don't get comfortable yet, but yes sounds better than we expected.
The bigger one than that, since the models are showing the African one curing to the north, is if you look at the graphic premium posted is on the left side there is a current storm possibly predicted leaving the Yucatan/ Mexico this week for us following the same path Harvey did after crossing the peninsula. That is the storm the the NHC isn't acknowledging yet. It is a trough of storms but off that model could be bad for us.
Allens Creek near Wallis on FM1458.
Brazos is angry.
Our giant brush piles that we planned on burning look to be scatter across the pasture again. Entire season worth of work to redo.
Update on cows: 5 of 6 cows swam the creek today. Time will tell if they will be healthy enough to keep.
Animal survival instincts are amazing.
Animal survival instincts are amazing.
carpe vinum said:
Disgusting
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