Building just collapsed around him,
**Official Harvey Thread** Updated Staff Warning on OP 1:50 p.m. 8/27
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Holy crap is this ish real?
Building just collapsed.
Building just collapsed.
Best comment while Jeff was outside as the intensity went to 11, "Jeff's balls caused the eclipse"
Google map plotting the latest precipitation and forecasted track
http://google.org/crisismap/2017-harvey
http://google.org/crisismap/2017-harvey
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miller0926 said:
Holy crap is this ish real?
Building just collapsed.
That was unreal, just lost the feed, hope he's ok. Dude is nuts.
Man, I hope Jeff makes it. I'm starting to get the feeling I had watching the first part of saving private ryan.
I tried to log in to ask him if he could find me a cheap fixer upper in the area.
Lost the feed. T&P for the crazy SOB
This man is insane! I hope he's okay!
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Man, I hope Jeff makes it. I'm starting to get the feeling I had watching the first part of saving private ryan.
Hopefully he just lost signal or something
Omg what happened at the end of that periscope???
He is back up now. How is it so bright there?
I hope he made it out
Last update I got from work pay source, no real change
Houston area to average near 3-6 inches per day through mid week.
However, locally 8-12 inches of rainfall could fall in a day.
Rainfall totals through the middle of next week could approach to surpass 20 inches.
"Facts no longer exist. Everything is a "point of view" now."
Daniel Suarez's 2011 "Freedom"
Houston area to average near 3-6 inches per day through mid week.
However, locally 8-12 inches of rainfall could fall in a day.
Rainfall totals through the middle of next week could approach to surpass 20 inches.
"Facts no longer exist. Everything is a "point of view" now."
Daniel Suarez's 2011 "Freedom"
Watching this one now https://livestormchasing.com/stream/brandon.clement
7nine
That's what I get for not paying attention.Quote:
That's a replay of the feed
this guy is literally just sitting in the road the last hour as the eye wall pounds his car
But that #blueshed
People in Houston are already "checking in safe" on Facebook...
Not making light of a serious situation in STX, but the our neighborhood Facebook page comments have been gold in Spring.
My favorite so far:
"When should I fill up my bathtub (for potable water)?
"It depends on when you want to take a bath."
It just started raining here. Winds about 5 mph.
My favorite so far:
"When should I fill up my bathtub (for potable water)?
"It depends on when you want to take a bath."
It just started raining here. Winds about 5 mph.
Checking in safe from our light trickle
I hope you guys aren't early partying on this slurricane and angering the slurricane Gods. I'm hoping to drive back into town tomorrow for our draft
We've had family, on my wife's side, text letting us know we could come to their house outside of Little Rock.
The ****?
The ****?
so re tardedE said:
People in Houston are already "checking in safe" on Facebook...
Jeff guy is dumb ass.
Any idea as to what time tomorrow we should have a much better idea as to how this will truly affect HTine?
It sounds like any major rain will come sunday. From SCW's latest update
https://spacecityweather.com/harvey-after-dark-what-we-know-after-day-one/
https://spacecityweather.com/harvey-after-dark-what-we-know-after-day-one/
Quote:
- We expect heavy rain to fall in Houston on Saturday, but accumulations will probably only be 1 to 4 inches (with higher amounts likely near the coast). This should be manageable by area bayous, aside from some short-lived street flooding in the most intense storms. We think most travel should be OK.
Quote:
- Heavy rains and flooding will spread into other parts of the state on Sunday, but exactly where is dependent upon the evolution and movement of Harvey's core. We do expect heavy rains in Houston on Sunday, which may begin to impair travel around the area, but we do not have high confidence in this forecast.