He's been well ahead of the rest of the forecasters, and has been right so far.
**Official Harvey Thread** Updated Staff Warning on OP 1:50 p.m. 8/27
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Think hurricanes are actually Doc's area of expertise.
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Oh lawd the hysteria is palpable
Everybody get ready.
JJxvi said:
I think this looks like an extremely dangerous storm in the traditional hurricane sense. The seven day rain totals look bad, but seem fairly meaningless when you compare to something like Allison without knowing when and where it will be worst. In Allison the torrential downpour that ****ed Houston was 1 day/night. Will we get 20 inches in 24 hours? Or 20 inches over 7 days? That's two different ball games.
Bingo
Good dude.
That guy who was selling a **** ton of canned goods on the classifieds board could've made some $$$$ this week
I stayed in a Holiday Inn Express,....
Can't wait to see the neckbeards with trash cans full of sours if downtown Specs floods.
I'm hoping to get out of IAH Tuesday Morning to head out to Cali.
Just got back from HEB. As a born & raised Houstonian, that was the first time I've ever been in a grocery store the day before an apocalypse and it was interesting.RPM said:
Oh lawd the hysteria is palpable
Went in one to grab some snacks for my girls and had to keep them right next to me because people were frantically rolling around their carts and about took them out a few times. Same stupidity in the parking lot.
Scary?
I knew the HEB around here was going to be a madhouse so I went to a SuperTarget instead. Everything was still on the shelves. Apparently CVS/Walgreens are good stores as well to get water/batteries/bread/beer after the big places have been picked over.
Stay dry this weekend, and also take a walk through video of your house if you're in a flood plain. It'll can help you negotiate with insurance if flooding does happen to you.
Stay dry this weekend, and also take a walk through video of your house if you're in a flood plain. It'll can help you negotiate with insurance if flooding does happen to you.
Places have been a madhouse past two nights. One in Buffalo Speedway wasn't as bad tonight as last night, but it's pretty much picked over.
I work for Walgreens and we were out of water last night... And D batteries. Along with every other retailer in Katy apparently.
Edit: KISD just called schools closed tomorrow...
Edit: KISD just called schools closed tomorrow...
Tomball ISD closed tomorrow and Monday.
Slightly different crowd. The parking lot wasn't abnormally full, but the aisles were clogged with like entire families browsing and talking on their phones, some big old gals on electric carts.dubi said:
Scary?
HEB had just brought in a bunch of bottled water, but the cashier said it was crazy around Noon when they ran out of the first stock of water. Saw some chick leaving the parking lot with a cart full of bottled water I guess she was pushing back to the apartments.
jayelbee said:
What's with the bottled water? If I need water, I just turn on the faucet and fill up a glass.
You serious?!?
jayelbee said:
What's with the bottled water? If I need water, I just turn on the faucet and fill up a glass.
Damage; contamination; etc.
In our neighborhood if the power is out, there's no running water.
Possibility of having to boil tap to be usable.
Conroe ISD just canceled school tomorrow
jayelbee said:
What's with the bottled water? If I need water, I just turn on the faucet and fill up a glass.
No problem with that if you like a little feces in your glass of water.
Conroe ISD closed tomorrow.