sunshine in Bellaire
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yeah no im in that area its raining.cone said:
sunshine in Bellaire
Jinx.
same. 13.1" in the last 24 hrs.lamivudine said:yeah no im in that area its raining.cone said:
sunshine in Bellaire
outside the loop Bellaire vs inside the looplamivudine said:yeah no im in that area its raining.cone said:
sunshine in Bellaire
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inside the loop = bellaire suburbs.
Radar says you guys don't live in Bellaire
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I don't know how those can be so wrong, yesterday I went out for a run when the radar showed that I had a 45 minute window with absolutely no color on the map. Didn't stop raining the entire time, just alternated between steady soak and downpour
Bayou level is just one of the problems in Meyerland. Street drainage into the bayou is another. When the water runs to the bayou and cannot through, it fills up the neighborhood even if bayou is in its banks. Houses started flooding during Harvey before bayou topped. It eventually didn't matter because it later topped, but that happened. That's why I live on the Norf-side now.
A friend of mine is in the Lakes of Highland Glen, on the east side of Pearland Parkway. Any idea how that neighborhood is doing with Clear Creek out of its banks?? He hasn't responded.cashag95 said:
11.5 inches here in E. Pearland in the past 24 hours, it has been coming down steady with no let up, just training over us all night and all morning with more forecasted throughout today. I could easily see us hitting 20 inches over 48 hours...Clear Creek is almost up and almost out of it's banks here
Damn overnight it went to crap
Weirdest fap to Japanese porn, but I can work with itMAROON said:
Radar says you guys don't live in Bellaire
South Platte said:A friend of mine is in the Lakes of Highland Glen, on the east side of Pearland Parkway. Any idea how that neighborhood is doing with Clear Creek out of its banks?? He hasn't responded.cashag95 said:
11.5 inches here in E. Pearland in the past 24 hours, it has been coming down steady with no let up, just training over us all night and all morning with more forecasted throughout today. I could easily see us hitting 20 inches over 48 hours...Clear Creek is almost up and almost out of it's banks here
Green Tee, Sleepy Hollow, and another area whose name I can't remember are flooding.
Parts of McHard are flooded, but I haven't heard anything of flooding in that particular neighborhood.
It's been pretty calm on the northwest side. Haven't even got to 3" yet. So at least the southern portions of the county won't have to deal with a ton of runoff from the northside.
Frok said:
It's been pretty calm on the northwest side. Haven't even got to 3" yet. So at least the southern portions of the county won't have to deal with a ton of runoff from the northside.
White Oak at Ella is about halfway up banks right now.
Sly just asked everyone to use basic common sense when leaving the house.
How ironic.
How ironic.
MIL lives off Knapp road, in between Knapp and the beltway. Her house has flooded 2 or 3 times, and was completely trashed after Harvey. The whole family begged her to move, but she wouldn't listen. Very stubborn.
All the runoff in the city is diverted directly to Kingwood.Frok said:
It's been pretty calm on the northwest side. Haven't even got to 3" yet. So at least the southern portions of the county won't have to deal with a ton of runoff from the northside.
Here's the flood gauge for that crossing.The Wonderer said:Frok said:
It's been pretty calm on the northwest side. Haven't even got to 3" yet. So at least the southern portions of the county won't have to deal with a ton of runoff from the northside.
White Oak at Ella is about halfway up banks right now.
https://www.harriscountyfws.org/GageDetail/Index/530?From=9/22/2020%2011:26%20AM&span=2%20Days&r=1&v=surfaceBox&selIdx=0
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Good lord.Ag_07 said:
Sly just asked everyone to use basic common sense when leaving the house.
How ironic.
Can't trust dang ole technology!drumboy said:Here's the flood gauge for that crossing.The Wonderer said:Frok said:
It's been pretty calm on the northwest side. Haven't even got to 3" yet. So at least the southern portions of the county won't have to deal with a ton of runoff from the northside.
White Oak at Ella is about halfway up banks right now.
https://www.harriscountyfws.org/GageDetail/Index/530?From=9/22/2020%2011:26%20AM&span=2%20Days&r=1&v=surfaceBox&selIdx=0
Has Dora come to save us yet?
Yeah, I have it up as well. I'm not overly concerned about flooding unless the rain shifts and starts pelting Cypress and JV.drumboy said:Here's the flood gauge for that crossing.The Wonderer said:Frok said:
It's been pretty calm on the northwest side. Haven't even got to 3" yet. So at least the southern portions of the county won't have to deal with a ton of runoff from the northside.
White Oak at Ella is about halfway up banks right now.
https://www.harriscountyfws.org/GageDetail/Index/530?From=9/22/2020%2011:26%20AM&span=2%20Days&r=1&v=surfaceBox&selIdx=0
I've got 5" so far in Cypress.
lol it's 100% sunshine rn
don't tell me where I live
don't tell me where I live
I live right at TC Jester and 11th so unless it starts hammering Cypress I am not to to worriedThe Wonderer said:Yeah, I have it up as well. I'm not overly concerned about flooding unless the rain shifts and starts pelting Cypress and JV.drumboy said:Here's the flood gauge for that crossing.The Wonderer said:Frok said:
It's been pretty calm on the northwest side. Haven't even got to 3" yet. So at least the southern portions of the county won't have to deal with a ton of runoff from the northside.
White Oak at Ella is about halfway up banks right now.
https://www.harriscountyfws.org/GageDetail/Index/530?From=9/22/2020%2011:26%20AM&span=2%20Days&r=1&v=surfaceBox&selIdx=0
streets are barely flooded near Horn shrug emoji
Rain is just kind of annoying in Tomball. Off and on.
Yeah man Sunny day in Bellaire time to go sun bathing.cone said:
lol it's 100% sunshine rn
don't tell me where I live
Day 1
Valid 16Z Tue Sep 22 2020 - 12Z Wed Sep 23 2020
...A HIGH RISK OF EXCESSIVE RAINFALL IS IN PLACE FOR PORTIONS OF
THE UPPER TEXAS COAST...
16z Update: No change needed to the risk areas at this time. Will
maintain a High risk in the vicinity of the Houston metro
area...where as much as 8-14 inches of rain has already fallen
just south of downtown Houston. Banding east of Beta has been a
bit less intense/persistent this morning...however still seeing
occasional hourly rainfall totals of 1-2" along the upper TX
coast. Most of the 12z CAMs, including recent HRRRv3 and HRRRv4
runs, suggest that convective banding near the center and east of
Beta becomes a bit better developed by late this afternoon trough
the evening hours as Beta moves eastward just inland of the coast.
Thus anticipating we see an increase in rainfall rates by this
period...with these higher rates likely moving across the Houston
metro and then up the coast towards Beaumont. An additional 3-6
inches of rain appears likely across this corridor...with
localized swaths of 6-10" a possibility. Still some uncertainty on
exactly how far inland this heaviest axis gets...as it should
focus right on the northern instability gradient just north of the
coastal front...where the strongest convergence overlaps with
marginal instability. Unclear if this will overlap the area of
south Houston that has been hardest hit (or end up just north and
east)...but either way would expect at least a couple inches of
additional rain here...with some potential of 5"+. Regardless, a
significant flash flood risk continues across the Moderate and
High risk areas of the Upper TX coast. The risk over southern LA
is less certain...but still enough uncertainty with convective
evolution to warrant maintaining continuity there.
Chenard
you do you I got to run these keedz
gaycone said:
you do you I got to run these keedz
He is a flip flopper, so while it might be sunny there now the next post it will probably be snowing.lamivudine said:gaycone said:
you do you I got to run these keedz
LostInLA07 said:
The ISDs are beacons of great decision making this year.
Just got an apology email from the Superintendent taking responsibility for the decision.
Can't be too angry when someone admits to messing up and apologizes.
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