wife had me change the channel too. if we're really getting 15-25 inches of additional rain this is going to be so much worse. I can't even make sense of itgigemJTH12 said:
ABC 13 coverage of Dickinson right now has me feeling super emotional. Man.
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Anybody watching KPRC? Do you think there is someone in the SUV?
Whiskey Jacket said:
Anyone have any idea about flooding in Firethorne. My wife and I were supposed to close on a home Wednesday.
I would hold off if possible, I can't be sure but I think They mentioned firethorne by name as one of the hardest hit areas.
finally stopped raining just west of 99 south of i10!! we need a break badly.
KPRC showing rescue at 1463 and i10
KPRC showing rescue at 1463 and i10
andrago94 said:
Anybody watching KPRC? Do you think there is someone in the SUV?
No. But they can't just assume that and leave
Holy crap was there actually someone in that carandrago94 said:
Anybody watching KPRC? Do you think there is someone in the SUV?
They just pulled someone out of that car on ch2
My folks live in Brazoria County west of 288 near the Brazos. They thankfully heeded the evacuation today and bugged out. During the Memorial Day flood water was within 6 inches of the house. They are not taking chances this time.
have there been any similar messages sent out regarding peak for ad***** reservoir?
atag said:
As an fyi almost all hebs closed at 3 today for partner safety and we are trying to open at 9a tomorrow to prevent anyone driving in the dark. We are only asking partners that can get there with 100% safety so we may be shortstaffed and we are receiving no trucks so we may not have everything. This message is for those of you who can get to and still may need supplies.
Love my HEB, I know it's a slogan, but it's true. They're doing what they can, while not demanding/asking their employees to put themselves at risk.
Where in Richmond?
AggieBaller98 said:T&P for you Jon. I know that intersection right there Jarvis/Barker Cypress gets bad at times like this.MrJonMan said:
In Coles Crossing (barker cyp north of 290) and getting heavy rains, friends in back of the neighborhood off telge about to take on water if they haven't already.
Starting to get sketch at our house, checking water every hour out front.
Having a 3 month old really makes this a scarier event
Is there a way for you to get out?
No way to leave at this point. My buddy officially has water inching in.
At this point my plan would be to walk the .4mi to my parents 2 story or more probable is to wait until morning to make any move other than to the neighbors 2 story. We are a 1 story
Addicks works for me
One dick is okay. Two or more ***** are not.coastsrs said:Quote:
We really need a source on this. Something like this is going to **** a lot of people up.
Lol ad d I c is can't get through the profanity but this did?
Lol
What about ****?
HOLY CRAP!!!
There was a guy in there and they got him. They broadcast the entire thing.
Wow
There was a guy in there and they got him. They broadcast the entire thing.
Wow
So how much does that dry air help us in the long run? Is the storm still going to go into the gulf and come back to us?
Ad***** reservoir release scheduled to happen at 2am. They're saying folks in Inverness Forest need to evacuate now.
RealTalk said:
One dick is okay. Two or more ***** are not.
Username checks out
Near 59 and 762. My parents live in Del Webb. It's the levee on the other side of Williams Way to the north.
AstroAg17 said:Addicks Reservoircoastsrs said:
Lol ad d I c is can't get through the profanity but this did?
Lol
Lol I see how you guys are doing it..but it's still pretty funny to me. Well played
RealTalk said:One dick is okay. Two or more ***** are not.coastsrs said:Quote:
We really need a source on this. Something like this is going to **** a lot of people up.
Lol ad d I c is can't get through the profanity but this did?
Lol
I agree. They need to release the water but it seems like they want to get all the people out that flood plain when the next round hits.jayelbee said:BadAzzBohemian said:
Not at 100 yet.
We live on the west end of the reservoir...our back yard literally falls off about 8 feet down into it.
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This was sent by Harris County flood warning system earlier today:
Attention residents of neighborhoods bordering the Barker Reservoir
Unofficial communication from the Army Corp of Engineers has provided important information regarding homes in and around your subdivision. Due to the urgency of this information and the difficulty of getting a timely official communication from the Harris County Office of Emergency Management, your area HOAs are providing this information to you in an abundance of caution.
The information we currently have from the Army Corp of Engineers is that their weather models, in conjunction with the National Weather Service, shows that water levels inside the Barker Reservoir are expected to peak at 105ft above sea level. This will be a record amount for the reservoir and will bring about significant flooding behind the reservoir, into many of our neighbors homes and streets. The first and lowest elevated homes to flood, at 97ft, will occur around 7pm this evening, the 27th. Waters will continue to rise to peak levels on approximately September 4th, after rains have subsided and bayous have emptied into the reservoir.
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It has been absolutely pouring here the last hour or two...so things are definitely getting worse in this area.
We have a friend who works with the Corp of Engineers... and is very familiar. Said they are predicting flow around the back ends of the dam at 104'.
We really need a source on this. Something like this is going to **** a lot of people up.
In case you need to reference them. I have uploaded the water table maps for the Ad***** & Barker reservoirs in high quality pdfs here:
Ad***** & Barker Reservoirs
When they start the release, the houses immediately affected are the ones right on the water (purple area). If that is your home, you will need high tail it outta there first thing tomorrow morning.
Ad***** & Barker Reservoirs
When they start the release, the houses immediately affected are the ones right on the water (purple area). If that is your home, you will need high tail it outta there first thing tomorrow morning.
MrJonMan said:
In Coles Crossing (barker cyp north of 290) and getting heavy rains, friends in back of the neighborhood off telge about to take on water if they haven't already.
Starting to get sketch at our house, checking water every hour out front.
Having a 3 month old really makes this a scarier event
We're in coles. If you start taking in water, we have a 2 story that you can come to. We have a pack n play your baby could use.
How about Avalon?
Just heard on TV, Ad***** release at 2am, Barker release at 11am.
thanks! if you hear more let us know
That's not quite right. They're draining the reservoir, not filling. The release is going to hit Buffalo bayou, and will actually lower the level in those areas.
The problem is, they can't lower it fast enough and it's going to hit possibly as high as 104'. If it does, even the houses in red are at risk.
And remember not just the house -- the streets too. So if your street is at 102', when the reservoir hits 102', you're stuck at home til they drain it...which they said may not be for weeks.
The problem is, they can't lower it fast enough and it's going to hit possibly as high as 104'. If it does, even the houses in red are at risk.
And remember not just the house -- the streets too. So if your street is at 102', when the reservoir hits 102', you're stuck at home til they drain it...which they said may not be for weeks.
Internet went out so I missed the conclusion in Katy.
But rain has stopped for a minute downtown. Cmon dry air!!!
But rain has stopped for a minute downtown. Cmon dry air!!!
I've gotten 5" in the last 3 hours in the northern part of Oak Forest.
devastor said:
When they start the release, the houses immediately affected are the ones right on the water (purple area). If that is your home, you will need high tail it outta there first thing tomorrow morning.
Devastor- re: Ad*****...trying to determine why houses in purple would be affected negatively if they're releasing into Buffalo from the Langham Creek gate in the south part of the map at the levee? Wouldn't it relieve all those folks to the north?
The reason I ask is that it's been a big topic of conversation in my neighborhood this evening.
We're in OF also water up to our door...WaltonLoads08 said:
I've gotten 5" in the last 3 hours in the northern part of Oak Forest.