jetch17 said:
I will tell anyone that needs help I have a truck & full tank on the NW side today if you need it
I second this. No work for me today. I don't have a truck, but if help is needed in any way, please let me know.
jetch17 said:
I will tell anyone that needs help I have a truck & full tank on the NW side today if you need it
These people vote, often multiple times, and there are a lot of them.Dill-Ag13 said:
Imagine thinking that power generation, transmission and distribution all happens within a 1/4 mile of you and if you didn't have bad storms then how can you not have power.
We will keep that trash can in our prayers.cryption said:
Our house in Spring Branch has no power. We are out of town so no telling what we will come home to. My trash can was at the street I'm sure it's gone.
wessimo said:
Any gas stations open Heights area?
was that your truck I just saw on Channel 13?TX04Aggie said:
Welp. Just got data on my work phone. I'm in timbergrove. Truck totaled. House decent amount of damage. Roof. Siding. Gutters. Windows ok. This is bad though in the hood.
wessimo said:
Any gas stations open Heights area?
NoahAg said:
Yeah but if it allegedly saves one polar bear.
They promised us their Tesla's can be plugged into their house to provide power.Quote:
So something else to consider when the government forces all of us to electric....what happens when the grid goes down after a major catastrophe and no one can charge their vehicles? No vehicles to start the clean up process, go get food and water, relocate when your AC is out in the heat of the summer for 2 weeks, no way to get emergency medical care.
AJ02 said:
Just drove by a bank of Tesla charging stations at a gas station in Spring and it was full. Never seen more than 1 or 2 cars at a time. I'm guessing no power at their own homes to charge their cars.
So something else to consider when the government forces all of us to electric....what happens when the grid goes down after a major catastrophe and no one can charge their vehicles? No vehicles to start the clean up process, go get food and water, relocate when your AC is out in the heat of the summer for 2 weeks, no way to get emergency medical care.
Yep. Twitter is full of the "TeXaS gRiD" morons this morning. Their lizard brains are incapable of distinguishing between infrastructure and electric availability.The Kraken said:
IdiotsIt literally stormed for 10 minutes, The Power has been out since freaking 7. This is ridiculous
— arms... (@mzheavypurse) May 17, 2024
BlueTaze said:AJ02 said:
Just drove by a bank of Tesla charging stations at a gas station in Spring and it was full. Never seen more than 1 or 2 cars at a time. I'm guessing no power at their own homes to charge their cars.
So something else to consider when the government forces all of us to electric....what happens when the grid goes down after a major catastrophe and no one can charge their vehicles? No vehicles to start the clean up process, go get food and water, relocate when your AC is out in the heat of the summer for 2 weeks, no way to get emergency medical care.
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— Storm Chaser Houston (@StormChaserHTX) May 17, 2024
"Mayor, this is a disaster. This is not the time." A rare joint appearance by Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo and Houston Mayor John Whitmire gets a little testy. The mayor wanted to let a commissioner make remarks.@FOX26Houston pic.twitter.com/mIJg8eqhVW
— Sally MacDonald (@SallyMacFox26) May 17, 2024
BohunkAg said:"Mayor, this is a disaster. This is not the time." A rare joint appearance by Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo and Houston Mayor John Whitmire gets a little testy. The mayor wanted to let a commissioner make remarks.@FOX26Houston pic.twitter.com/mIJg8eqhVW
— Sally MacDonald (@SallyMacFox26) May 17, 2024
BohunkAg said:"Mayor, this is a disaster. This is not the time." A rare joint appearance by Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo and Houston Mayor John Whitmire gets a little testy. The mayor wanted to let a commissioner make remarks.@FOX26Houston pic.twitter.com/mIJg8eqhVW
— Sally MacDonald (@SallyMacFox26) May 17, 2024
I was on 50 when it started getting wild. When I got to the lobby of Enterprise Plaza, the revolving door by security had already collapsed letting rain and debris fly in.Cibalo said:
Heard that the revolving doors at Enterprise Plaza downtown got blown out
wessimo said:
Any gas stations open Heights area?