**Official Harvey Thread** Updated Staff Warning on OP 1:50 p.m. 8/27
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LisaMarie said:
So how effed are the people sitting in traffic in Corpus right now? I keep looking at the traffic on Google maps and I can't imagine how scary that is.
Holy s
Mother of God
AgLA06 said:Cromagnum said:
Some forecasts are starting to say 10 inches for greater Houston spread over 4-5 days. That's manageable. The only issue we will have is a mosquito plague in 10 days.
You just can't put the shovel down, can you?
Where do you think that water goes? How much faith do you have in the dams in the reservoirs just west of town.
http://www.houstonpress.com/news/if-the-ad*****-and-barker-dams-fail-6594886
What are you talking about? I'm glad if that's all we get. There was some other yahoo on here downplaying the storm a few pages back.
The south tx traffic maps
Pearland, TX
8/25
7:30pm
+1.85"
Total: 3.85"
8/25
7:30pm
+1.85"
Total: 3.85"
AZAG08 said:me tooFlashdiaz said:
Just lost my direct tv signal... going to be a long 5-7 days
Switch to standard definition on your menu. Those channels usually work for me when HD goes to crap. Now if it's heavy rain then all bets are off.
You can always rock an antennae if you lose satellite.
Thanks
so seems like Houstons outlook is looking much better?
I chortled at the thought of someone climbing onto their roof right now mounting an antenna (yes I know there are indoor antennas too, just the outside image came to me first)
let's not start sucking each other's ****s just yet
tamuags08 said:
I chortled at the thought of someone climbing onto their roof right now mounting an antenna (yes I know there are indoor antennas too, just the outside image came to me first)
That would be interesting. Please film it if someone attempts it.
cone said:
let's not start sucking each other's ****s just yet
Let's don't do it later either
gigemJTH12 said:
so seems like Houstons outlook is looking much better?
No.
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why? didn't you see spadillys pic? looked like downtown and the whole east side is in the 10" projection. that would be really good considering it said 30" not long ago
Too bad my parents aren't here to yell up at me when I move the roof antenna in the wrong direction.
the Paul forecast was the glimmer
Wife's 40 weeks pregnant today. Expecting any day now... of all the weekends
jaggiemaggie said:
Wife's 40 weeks pregnant today. Expecting any day now... of all the weekends
Look at me I've had sex in less than a year
good buddy's wife just went into labor tonight as well.
of all the weekends.
of all the weekends.
Have a good route to hospital. Low pressure could cause the labor.
Very Tolerant Nice Guy said:jaggiemaggie said:
Wife's 40 weeks pregnant today. Expecting any day now... of all the weekends
Look at me I've had sex in less than a year
Go away, Billings.
The devil is chilling over in the feeder bands off to the right.
CDUB98 said:Very Tolerant Nice Guy said:jaggiemaggie said:
Wife's 40 weeks pregnant today. Expecting any day now... of all the weekends
Look at me I've had sex in less than a year
Go away, Billings.
I don't know what the eff a billings is
Seems a little early in the evening to be ruling things out.Very Tolerant Nice Guy said:cone said:
let's not start sucking each other's ****s just yet
Let's don't do it later either
I could be very wrong, but I don't think that's Billings.CDUB98 said:Very Tolerant Nice Guy said:jaggiemaggie said:
Wife's 40 weeks pregnant today. Expecting any day now... of all the weekends
Look at me I've had sex in less than a year
Go away, Billings.
I literally bumped into Billings on the Strand once. Him and his boy toys. He looked at me and I just averted my eyes.
What is the significance of the eye-wall?
https://spacecityweather.com/category-four-harvey-slowly-approaches-landfall-near-rockport/
Quote:
Weather model data today has indicated that Harvey will stick around (though not in its current form) perhaps for the better part of a week, delivering periods of rain to the Houston area. It won't rain the whole time, and we may even see sunshine from time to time throughout this event. But you'll need to be prepared to deal with travel disruption, inconvenience, changing forecasts, and perhaps cabin fever in some cases. As said above, a marathon, not a sprint, and unfortunately we all have to participate.
Will there be a Harvey reborn Act II? Doubtful. Weather models have pulled back on the awful scenario depicted a couple times in recent days with Harvey hanging offshore as a hurricane or strong tropical storm. That would just compound an already terrible situation. We'll continue to watch, but that's not at the top of the list of concerns at the moment. Flooding and heavy rainfall tops the list.
cone said:
https://spacecityweather.com/category-four-harvey-slowly-approaches-landfall-near-rockport/Quote:
Weather model data today has indicated that Harvey will stick around (though not in its current form) perhaps for the better part of a week, delivering periods of rain to the Houston area. It won't rain the whole time, and we may even see sunshine from time to time throughout this event. But you'll need to be prepared to deal with travel disruption, inconvenience, changing forecasts, and perhaps cabin fever in some cases. As said above, a marathon, not a sprint, and unfortunately we all have to participate.
Will there be a Harvey reborn Act II? Doubtful. Weather models have pulled back on the awful scenario depicted a couple times in recent days with Harvey hanging offshore as a hurricane or strong tropical storm. That would just compound an already terrible situation. We'll continue to watch, but that's not at the top of the list of concerns at the moment. Flooding and heavy rainfall tops the list.
That sounds less apocalyptic to be sure
Yeah that update is definitely a little more promising as far as strength of storm goes later this week.