The admins at my wife's job lobbied the CEO to let everyone "work from home" starting at 1 today. Guess they were worried they wouldn't be able to get home if they left at 3:30CDUB98 said:
My daughter's school just cancelled all evening activities, including a big production she was going to be in.
There's not a drop of rain in the area.
Overreaction.
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Just because it isn't there now doesn't mean it won't be there by the time the events roll around.
BowSowy said:The admins at my wife's job lobbied the CEO to let everyone "work from home" starting at 1 today. Guess they were worried they wouldn't be able to get home if they left at 3:30CDUB98 said:
My daughter's school just cancelled all evening activities, including a big production she was going to be in.
There's not a drop of rain in the area.
Overreaction.
This one is stupid. The school cancelling events is understandable though.
IrishTxAggie said:
Just because it isn't there now doesn't mean it won't be there by the time the events roll around.
I'm aware of that, but it seems everyone is convinced all of Houston is going to be under water just because Kingwood and Fort Bend got it bad earlier this week.
It's an overreaction.
well don't make a big production of itCDUB98 said:
My daughter's school just cancelled all evening activities, including a big production she was going to be in.
There's not a drop of rain in the area.
Overreaction.
My kid's after-school was cancelled, so I and probably an extra hundred other parents get to leave work in order to pick up at 3. Looking forward to that impending traffic cluster****.
Diggity said:well don't make a big production of itCDUB98 said:
My daughter's school just cancelled all evening activities, including a big production she was going to be in.
There's not a drop of rain in the area.
Overreaction.
B-
I'll take it
HSES?CDUB98 said:
My daughter's school just cancelled all evening activities, including a big production she was going to be in.
There's not a drop of rain in the area.
Overreaction.
no
FitBit jiggling Carol's, Brenda's and Theresa's unite!BowSowy said:The admins at my wife's job lobbied the CEO to let everyone "work from home" starting at 1 today. Guess they were worried they wouldn't be able to get home if they left at 3:30CDUB98 said:
My daughter's school just cancelled all evening activities, including a big production she was going to be in.
There's not a drop of rain in the area.
Overreaction.
Has anyone noticed that a lot of these adminatee types drive cars that you wouldn't think they could fit into? Late model Camaros, Mustangs etc? Mostly the former fast livin oil gal types that wanted to still keep their edge.
So when is it supposed to rain what a joke meteorology is in this city ?
IrishTxAggie said:
Just because it isn't there now doesn't mean it won't be there by the time the events roll around.
This is eerily reminding me of Harvey. Forecast says today should be dry, heavy stuff later today and tonight. Well, day goes on, dry as expected, yet everyone proceeds to say the forecast was crap and an overreaction.....we then proceeded to get pounded.
To be fair, the rain has pushed out a little later, but the forecast wasn't for flooding rain all day, but later in the day.
Space city update pretty ominous
3:15 update from SpaceCityWeather
Quote:
Key points
- Scattered strong to severe storms this afternoon with large hail a possibility.
- Weather deteriorates rapidly after 7 PM this evening, and if you can stay home for the balance of the night, it is advisable.
- 1-4 of rain on average tonight with some pockets seeing 4-8 or more.
- Rain may end after 2 AM or so, leading to a dry start to Friday.
- More rain to come tomorrow night and Saturday.
Tonight/flooding concerns
I have looked at a lot of data today, and it seems to me that consensus favors a steady, significant escalation of rain after about 7 PM tonight. If you don't need to be out on the roads after 7 PM, we would strongly advise you stay put. If you do have to be out, pleasemake sure you have a safe route to get where you need to go, or stay put until conditions improve. Flash flooding is most dangerous and hardest to see at night. Storms will become more numerous and likely to setup over the heart of the Houston metro area, focusing along or north of I-10 initially, and then drifting slowly south as the night progresses.
I'm typically one of the first to call school administrators poons, but given what happened and the hell people already went through with trying to get home on Tuesday, I would agree with them on this one to err on the side of caution.
*apostrophes still DO NOT make plurals, just FYIBoo Weekley said:FitBit jiggling Carol's, Brenda's and Theresa's unite!BowSowy said:The admins at my wife's job lobbied the CEO to let everyone "work from home" starting at 1 today. Guess they were worried they wouldn't be able to get home if they left at 3:30CDUB98 said:
My daughter's school just cancelled all evening activities, including a big production she was going to be in.
There's not a drop of rain in the area.
Overreaction.
Has anyone noticed that a lot of these adminatee types drive cars that you wouldn't think they could fit into? Late model Camaros, Mustangs etc? Mostly the former fast livin oil gal types that wanted to still keep their edge.
Yay living in MedCenter
93 degrees Real Feel 100.
Yeah very similar to that first night of Harvey when everyone was out for the fight and then **** went crazy. Doesn't mean it will happen this time, but not a stupid idea to limit the number of people out and about after dark today. Especially after that spacecity update
Gig-Em2003 said:
93 degrees Real Feel 100.
Thunderstorm fuel, for sure...
SCW is pretty levelheaded about stuff, so for them to say, in essence, "stay dafuq home", that's an attention-getter.
the humidity today is unbelievable.
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And right on cue, the SW side of town has storms blowing up on radar
10:30PM Future Radar Projection
Prepare thy buttholes...and air mattresses Sugar Land
Prepare thy buttholes...and air mattresses Sugar Land
IrishTxAggie said:
10:30PM Future Radar Projection
Prepare thy buttholes...and air mattresses Sugar Land
Wouldn't ya know...exact spots the Tuesday storms took a **** on
Sitting at New Orleans airport due to cancellations. All SW flights to Houston after 4pm were cancelled. The last UA flight already delayed 30 minutes. If I make it back tonight I'm looking forward to the Uber driver flooding his car trying to get me home.
GCRanger said:
Sitting at New Orleans airport due to cancellations. All SW flights to Houston after 4pm were cancelled. The last UA flight already delayed 30 minutes. If I make it back tonight I'm looking forward to the Uber driver flooding his car trying to get me home.
Uber back into NOLA and get drunk. You're not coming home tonight. Sorry...
IrishTxAggie said:
10:30PM Future Radar Projection
Prepare thy buttholes...and air mattresses Sugar Land
Not the kinda love relieve sock I have in mind... but it would work.
picked up a quick .5" in 15min few minutes ago
Friend of mine just sent me this. This was on 90A just east of Gonzales.
Getting the worst of it in EC right now. 2.5 between 6 and 7 pm.
ya radar looked bad in El Campo
just the tip?
News just broke in and stated Buffalo Bayou,
Guess west side just got 3" in 30min
Guess west side just got 3" in 30min
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