News is saying the president is planning a Texas trip on Tuesday. Wonder if he'll make all the way to flood areas?
**Official Harvey Thread** Updated Staff Warning on OP 1:50 p.m. 8/27
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Edit: nvm don't need to derail.
Everyone stuck good on food and water?
Everyone stuck good on food and water?
dubi said:Silky Johnston said:
deleting
Just saw a stranded military Humvee on abc13...
People on 13 worried about the Waugh bats. Okay.
I'm looking to help out. No boat, no jacked up truck, and I'm in Sugar Land. Anyone know any way to help out?
jaggiemaggie said:
Just saw a stranded military Humvee on abc13...
That post looked like it had a little light bar on it, I'm thinking that's likely a surplus vehicle that someone bought and tried to use to help people out.
If you make a claim against your flood insurance, document everything. Keep copies of all your communications and what you send them. Record phone calls. Send everything certified mail, return receipt requested and keep the green cards when they come back. Assume that the insurance companies will be looking for reasons to deny claims and to have damages blamed on pre-existing conditions. There are people still fighting to get their claims recognized from Sandy even though the government backs the insurance.
serious answer....Seersucker Ag 2011 said:
I'm looking to help out. No boat, no jacked up truck, and I'm in Sugar Land. Anyone know any way to help out?
STAY HOME. I was just on the phone with a friend on Ed E's staff to see if I could help. He said that unless you have rescue equipment or rescue training they ask that we just stay home, there will be plenty of ops to help in the coming MONTHS !!!
Outside my aunts house in Bellaire. Evergreen St.
Good advice. We'll all be able to and need to pitch in in the coming weeks and months.
Exactly. HEB in our area was open, limited staff busting their humps to help everyone. Good bull HEB.Agz_2003 said:
And this is why I continue to shop at HEB. Good company, good neighbors, good people and good products. Great Texas company. Kudos to HEB for helping Texans in such a trying time.
We need as many bats as possible to eat all the skeeters that all this standing water will produce.Seersucker Ag 2011 said:
People on 13 worried about the Waugh bats. Okay.
third coast.. said:
I'm trying to get on a plane to Texas here today and make it to Friendswood, might have to link up with your husband if he's still there and try and make it to Friendswood together
If you need help, let me know and I will do what I can for you.
Called the main coordination line volunteering to bring our boat from Dallas and they said they were good. Hope we can help but understand.
Aggie GIGolo said:Exactly. HEB in our area was open, limited staff busting their humps to help everyone. Good bull HEB.Agz_2003 said:
And this is why I continue to shop at HEB. Good company, good neighbors, good people and good products. Great Texas company. Kudos to HEB for helping Texans in such a trying time.
Crap ass Kroger closed their west katy location all day today.
I need to start shopping at HEB. They've more than earned my support.
Pouring here at 99/mason here again
rasher said:
Called the main coordination line volunteering to bring our boat from Dallas and they said they were good. Hope we can help but understand.
That's great news..hopefully means they have all the boats they need
Collard Greens said:
What does 290 and jones look like? Work floods with any rain storm
Not sure about the area close to 290 but down Jones is several feet deep
South of 290 and Jones is ok
Big Cat `93 said:
I need to start shopping at HEB. They've more than earned my support.
I don't shop anywhere else
Checking in from Kingwood. The 500 year plain seems to be okay. Not sure how the 100 year folks are doing because we aren't going out. Lost power for a few hours so far. We appear to be winning the Houston rain derby, with more on the way. Really wondering when they'll decide to empty Lake Conroe on us.
do you live in a surveyed flood zone?dubi said:I hope that is not true.Silky Johnston said:
Is it true that if an area is declared a natural disaster that you can receive FEMA money for flood damages even if you don't have flood insurance? I feel like I heard for the 2015 flood.
Otherwise why should I pay every single year for flood insurance then others folks get a free ride during a catastrophe?
My brother is trying to get back to his kids from New Orleans as soon as he safely can. Any suggestions?
the time to help is after the water is gone. A lot of people are going to need help picking up the pieces.The Original AG 76 said:serious answer....Seersucker Ag 2011 said:
I'm looking to help out. No boat, no jacked up truck, and I'm in Sugar Land. Anyone know any way to help out?
STAY HOME. I was just on the phone with a friend on Ed E's staff to see if I could help. He said that unless you have rescue equipment or rescue training they ask that we just stay home, there will be plenty of ops to help in the coming MONTHS !!!
My work emailed again saying tomorrow is cancelled. I wonder how many people told them to **** off...
Evacuations in The Woodlands villages bordering spring creek.
http://www.thewoodlandstownship-tx.gov/CivicSend/ViewMessage/Message?id=42928
CRITICAL INFORMATION REGARDING RISING WATER IN THE WOODLANDS
From The Woodlands Fire Department
Update as of 1700 (5 pm) CST, Sunday, August 27, 2017
Additional information regarding Montgomery County OEM's latest message. Spring Creek levels are currently projected to crest 4 feet higher than the 2016 Memorial Day Floods. If you were affected by flood waters during the 2016 floods and reside near Spring Creek, you are urged to leave if you can safely do so. Residents who live in Grogan's Point, Timarron (including residences south of Spring Creek and west of Kuykendahl), Tallowberry, Carlton Woods Creekside, residences near Spring Creek on the south side of Flintridge, and Gatewood Reserve may experience flooding conditions.
Additional neighborhoods or streets include, but not limited to, are:
Aventura
Bracebridge
Carlton Woods Creekside
Cascade Canyon
Creek Ridge
Gatewood Reserve
Grogan's Point
Havergate
Heritage Hill
Heron's Flight
Horizon Ridge
Hunters Crossing
Landsdowne
Legacy Point
Lenox Hill
Pondera Point
Shawnee Ridge
River Bank
Stellar Point
Tallowberry
Tealbriar
Trace Creek
Timarron
Timarron Lakes
Residents of Grogan's Point, evacuation points have been established at Sawdust Road Baptist Church at 3100 Sawdust Rd. From there, residents will be transported across Sawdust Road where buses will be waiting to transfer to local shelter. Residents wishing to be picked by any other means can depart from this location.
The Montgomery County Office of Emergency Management has established a shelter at the following location:
St. Simon and Jude
26777 Glen Loch Road
The Woodlands, TX 77381
http://www.thewoodlandstownship-tx.gov/CivicSend/ViewMessage/Message?id=42928
CRITICAL INFORMATION REGARDING RISING WATER IN THE WOODLANDS
From The Woodlands Fire Department
Update as of 1700 (5 pm) CST, Sunday, August 27, 2017
Additional information regarding Montgomery County OEM's latest message. Spring Creek levels are currently projected to crest 4 feet higher than the 2016 Memorial Day Floods. If you were affected by flood waters during the 2016 floods and reside near Spring Creek, you are urged to leave if you can safely do so. Residents who live in Grogan's Point, Timarron (including residences south of Spring Creek and west of Kuykendahl), Tallowberry, Carlton Woods Creekside, residences near Spring Creek on the south side of Flintridge, and Gatewood Reserve may experience flooding conditions.
Additional neighborhoods or streets include, but not limited to, are:
Aventura
Bracebridge
Carlton Woods Creekside
Cascade Canyon
Creek Ridge
Gatewood Reserve
Grogan's Point
Havergate
Heritage Hill
Heron's Flight
Horizon Ridge
Hunters Crossing
Landsdowne
Legacy Point
Lenox Hill
Pondera Point
Shawnee Ridge
River Bank
Stellar Point
Tallowberry
Tealbriar
Trace Creek
Timarron
Timarron Lakes
Residents of Grogan's Point, evacuation points have been established at Sawdust Road Baptist Church at 3100 Sawdust Rd. From there, residents will be transported across Sawdust Road where buses will be waiting to transfer to local shelter. Residents wishing to be picked by any other means can depart from this location.
The Montgomery County Office of Emergency Management has established a shelter at the following location:
St. Simon and Jude
26777 Glen Loch Road
The Woodlands, TX 77381
I am outside an 100 year flood zone but we have periodic issues with severe street flooding during heavy rains. I am concerned an event like Harvey will flood my home so I voluntarily buy flood insurance.Jon H. Ryan said:do you live in a surveyed flood zone?dubi said:I hope that is not true.Silky Johnston said:
Is it true that if an area is declared a natural disaster that you can receive FEMA money for flood damages even if you don't have flood insurance? I feel like I heard for the 2015 flood.
Otherwise why should I pay every single year for flood insurance then others folks get a free ride during a catastrophe?
Someone above mentioned they may drain some of Ad***** tonight. Here is a news story backing that up.
Who does this help and who does it hurt? If says they'll release water downstream but some upstream will be effected.
http://abc13.com/water-likely-to-be-released-from-ad*****-barker-reservoirs/2348619/
Who does this help and who does it hurt? If says they'll release water downstream but some upstream will be effected.
http://abc13.com/water-likely-to-be-released-from-ad*****-barker-reservoirs/2348619/
94chem said:
Checking in from Kingwood. The 500 year plain seems to be okay. Not sure how the 100 year folks are doing because we aren't going out. Lost power for a few hours so far. We appear to be winning the Houston rain derby, with more on the way. Really wondering when they'll decide to empty Lake Conroe on us.
Wife said she just read on Facebook they've just started.