Houston area tornado: LIVE TEXAS TORNADO COVERAGE - January 24, 2023 [#2] https://t.co/pAewihBRjR via @YouTube
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And downtown back to normal…. That was fast
Near 45 S/Beltway 8 traveling east from Pearland toward Spencer Highway
Deer Park in direct line of fire
That was about a 4 or 5 minute slam where I thought we may have a small tornado (didn't)...now the wind isn't blowing and it is still out. Another band heading this way though.
11th St. over curb west of Yale. Concrete barriers completely submerged and invisible. Bike lanes gonna be good and seasoned now.
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doesn't seem like the best day for a round of golf
Tornado missed my office in Pasadena by less than a mile, was hairy for a few minutes there
Yeah Toto and I were headed to the basement and....oh wait....
Haha a buddy of mine just texted me that. Basically a new flood express lane on 11th.
Somehow didn't lose power at my office in Webster. I'm impressed
GOOF roads were impassable as well at 2:30.
Hit my parents'. Fence down, trees annihilated. They're OK and they don't see damage to house but haven't been outside to inspect yet.schwabbin said:
Deer Park in direct line of fire
On the ground from Pasadena to Mont Belvieu, pretty much?
94chem,
That, sir, was the greatest post in the history of TexAgs. I salute you. -- Dough
That, sir, was the greatest post in the history of TexAgs. I salute you. -- Dough
"On the ground" through the ship channel? This could be a mess.
94chem,
That, sir, was the greatest post in the history of TexAgs. I salute you. -- Dough
That, sir, was the greatest post in the history of TexAgs. I salute you. -- Dough
AgLA06 said:
GOOF roads were impassable as well at 2:30.
We still trying to make GOOF happen?
Near the Spring post office on Louetta I saw a woman standing on the roof of her car. Strip center parking lot under water.
Two pictures about 90 seconds apart. First it had barely crossed the road in front of our house. Second it was across the road for two houses on either side. The rain already subsided here for the most part in League City. It was just crazy how quick it went down the street. I wasn't surprised to see it directly in front out our house as the storm drains are on our curb, but I was surprised with how quick it happened.
On the way home, at W. TC Jester and 610 on the Southside, there was a homeless lady standing on the corner with her suitcase with only her bra on above her waist.
Ummmmkay.
Ummmmkay.
94chem said:
"On the ground" through the ship channel? This could be a mess.
Radar rotation track associated with the metro #Houston #tornado #txwx pic.twitter.com/mBbZYkz732
— Stu Ostro (@StuOstro) January 24, 2023
That's normal for that area.BDUB95 said:
On the way home, at W. TC Jester and 610 on the Southside, there was a homeless lady standing on the corner with her suitcase with only her bra on above her waist.
Ummmmkay.
So...how were they?BDUB95 said:
On the way home, at W. TC Jester and 610 on the Southside, there was a homeless lady standing on the corner with her suitcase with only her bra on above her waist.
Ummmmkay.
south shore?
What do you boys want for breakfast BBQ ?.....OK Chili.
Jackal99 said:So...how were they?BDUB95 said:
On the way home, at W. TC Jester and 610 on the Southside, there was a homeless lady standing on the corner with her suitcase with only her bra on above her waist.
Ummmmkay.
MAROON said:
south shore?
Idk about him but I'm at the SS fitness center right now and shuffling my kids through the rain there was mighty fun. They loved it ha. got in right at the last minute before it got rowdy.
MAROON said:
south shore?
Yep. Well, Harbour Park, but basically the same thing.
My grandmother's house near Preston/Crenshaw in Pasadena got hit. Cousin is Pasadena PD and said lots of damage in town.
damn
Charlie Murphy said:AgLA06 said:
GOOF roads were impassable as well at 2:30.
We still trying to make GOOF happen?
Don't care myself. Better than it used to when most people would say "oh, the heights" for anything north of I-10.
Thought is weird when I first saw it at Cottonwood years ago. Is what it is.
My kids are 5th generation to the hood so it's not like I'm honking at the Shipley line.
Dumb decision by HISD to cancel after school care / activities since the storm has already passed but some streets are still flooded.
That's a very apt test for sure.AgLA06 said:Charlie Murphy said:AgLA06 said:
GOOF roads were impassable as well at 2:30.
We still trying to make GOOF happen?
Don't care myself. Better than it used to when moat people would say "oh, the heights" for anything north of I-10.
Thought is weird when I first saw it at Cottonwood years ago. Is what it is.
My kids are 5th generation to the hood so it's not like I'm honking at the Shipley line.
HISD people in chargewessimo said:
Dumb decision by HISD to cancel after school care / activities since the storm has already passed but some streets are still flooded.
I remember being in high school in the late 90s when they cancelled school an hour after kids had showed up and the roads had since flooded with a lot of teachers out. My Bronco was good to go, but a lot of kids got to sit there all day and their parents were pissed. Pretty sure we got sent home with an apology letter from the superintendent a few days later.
And completely back to normal. Our houses are never in danger, but I think some people have ended up with flooded cars because it gets to car height so quick.
Early damage pictures in Pasadena look pretty bad.
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