Isn't he an Ag?Ag_07 said:
Herzog taught me something yesterday.
Apparently tropical systems produce a significantly more rainfall at night because their cores are so warm, the difference between the core and the ambient air becomes increased which means more condensation. During the day the difference isn't so bad and things settle down a bit.
Hopefully tomorrow things slow down enough during the day to catch up a bit before tomorrow night. But I don't know if we can handle this again even if it doesn't rain at all tomorrow.
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I'm in Cypress at Louetta & Grant and it's like being in a car wash. 30 minutes + of this. Im checking windows for leaks now and very very concerned. This is a house and neighborhood that has never flooded in 25 years.
He is.
Ag_07 said:
Herzog taught me something yesterday.
Apparently tropical systems produce a significantly more rainfall at night because their cores are so warm, the difference between the core and the ambient air becomes increased which means more condensation. During the day the difference isn't so bad and things settle down a bit.
Hopefully tomorrow things slow down enough during the day to catch up a bit before tomorrow night. But I don't know if we can handle this again even if it doesn't rain at all tomorrow.
Guessing this results in more wind and tornadoes as well?
About 5" of standing water in my backyard in JV and I am not in a low spot.
How is Cottage Grove looking?
David_Puddy said:
How is Cottage Grove looking?
Looters for sure. Your tailgate and rims don't stand a chance.
Ehh...Maybe too soon for that.
I'd imagine they're watching White Oak closely. It's 7.5' from the banks at White Oak and Ella
Anyone in Tuscan Lakes? My mom's house is there but she's in Cali. Looking for an update on water level
I'm in pasadena area just getting hammered by the rain. Forecast looks like we are getting red for the next couple hours
Hope their houses aren't flooded before then. Over 18" of rain has already fallen in areas of Harris County.cone said:
looking forward to the trolls checking in at 8 am
Deborah Wrigley losing her mind with wrong way drivers. And rightfully so!
Channel 2 is reporting that people in the City of South Houston are climbing into their attics to escape from the water....unconfirmed.
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Ag_07 said:David_Puddy said:
How is Cottage Grove looking?
Looters for sure. Your tailgate and rims don't stand a chance.
Ehh...Maybe too soon for that.
I'd imagine they're watching White Oak closely. It's 7.5' from the banks at White Oak and Ella
My tailgate got stolen in cottage grove, this really hits home
Haven't seen this posted yet.
http://abc13.com/weather/womans-body-found-floating-on-flooded-houston-street/2346309/
http://abc13.com/weather/womans-body-found-floating-on-flooded-houston-street/2346309/
TexAg2001 said:
Channel 2 is reporting that people in the City of South Houston are climbing into their attics to escape from the water....unconfirmed.
South side of town
mrsbeer05 said:
Anyone in Tuscan Lakes? My mom's house is there but she's in Cali. Looking for an update on water level
We're getting pounded, no power since midnight, but no crazy flooding.
AKA 13-0
Brays/Rice just got to 51. Top of Bank is 51.3
TexAg2001 said:
Channel 2 is reporting that people in the City of South Houston are climbing into their attics to escape from the water....unconfirmed.
This is going to be really bad (if true). The rainfall isn't even half over yet. Flooding is going to get much worse.
David_Puddy said:
How is Cottage Grove looking?
According to someone on Next Door app, Kansas st between Cohn and Arabella is flooded. That was at 11pm
digging tunnels said:David_Puddy said:
How is Cottage Grove looking?
According to someone on Next Door app, Kansas st between Cohn and Arabella is flooded. That was at 11pm
Oh great. Our office is on Kansas.
Thoughts and prayers to everyone tonight. Stay safe, and keep your families close.
Remember, luck favors the prepared.
Remember, luck favors the prepared.
Based off the reports we are seeing tonight, I can't even image what kind of scene we are going to see across Houston when the sun comes up tomorrow morning.....
This is a train wreck.
washington ave flooded between durham and tc jester. flooded inside Lincoln Bar
Look at the bright side- only 3 more days of this to go.
Round 3 currently building rapidly over Sealy and East Bernard...
All of the idiots jinxing how this storm was bullsh-t should hang thrmselves
Got a little water in the garage now. None in the house yet. Praying.
No one is even mentioning river flooding.
Lake Conroe now at flood stage and starting controlled releases.
Safe to say that the shlt has hit the proverbial fan here in the H.
Lake Conroe now at flood stage and starting controlled releases.
Safe to say that the shlt has hit the proverbial fan here in the H.
Not excited about this next wave...Ag_07 said:
No one is even mentioning river flooding.
Lake Conroe now at flood stage and starting controlled releases.
Safe to say that the shlt has hit the proverbial fan here in the H.
Water is higher than I've ever seen it at our place.
claym711 said:
This the new disaster for houston plan? It has hardly rained. Maybe we get enough for memorial to flood, which definitely isn't fun, but hardly worth all the manufactured hysteria over multiple landfalls and 30" of rain.
claym711 said:
This the new disaster for houston plan? It has hardly rained. Maybe we get enough for memorial to flood, which definitely isn't fun, but hardly worth all the manufactured hysteria over multiple landfalls and 30" of rain.
Ronnie Mund said:claym711 said:
This the new disaster for houston plan? It has hardly rained. Maybe we get enough for memorial to flood, which definitely isn't fun, but hardly worth all the manufactured hysteria over multiple landfalls and 30" of rain.
Hope he is one of those having to crawl into their attics right now
Lucky #007 said:
Water is higher than I've ever seen it at our place.
Here too. I can't imagine how our house ISNT going to flood. I feel sick and can't even imagine what it's like for SE Houston right now. This is a nightmare.