That would make since. Hardened building a few blocks down Allen Pkwy.Blahhead said:Jock 07 said:
Yeah but there are khou folks in the studio, that doesn't really look like a studio. Where exactly is the "studio" with the khou folks broadcasting from?
The Austin ABC channel said Khou moved to the Federal Reserve building.
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Yeah but there are khou folks in the studio, that doesn't really look like a studio. Where exactly is the "studio" with the khou folks broadcasting from?
In Kingwood. Getting pounded by the rain. This is insane. Sorry for all those that have lost anything. 
I was a doubter that all this rain would come and couldn't have been more wrong.
I was a doubter that all this rain would come and couldn't have been more wrong.
He was speaking about levees that are expected to fail. Double check.
Now some idiots in Independence Heights are setting off fireworks.
Maybe seeking help?
What street in Coles trip?
And hang in there MrJonman
And hang in there MrJonman
cdonlee said:
He was speaking about levees that are expected to fail. Double check.
Yeah everybody near the Brazos needs to check the map posted on the page before this. My parents neighborhood is listed as a mandatory evacuation, which just happened an hour or so ago, so it should be up to date
God, let's hope so
My area was issued a mandatory evacuation order a few hours ago in Fort Bend County.
Gathering up what we can, moving upstairs what we can, and praying to God the levees hold Tuesday.
Gathering up what we can, moving upstairs what we can, and praying to God the levees hold Tuesday.
llondono12 said:
Maybe seeking help?
Considering they do this often, I doubt it.
Where in Ft. Bend?
Everyone stay safe and be smart. This is ****ing terrible. Prayers everywhere. ****
Mostly Sugar Land. Suburbs SW of Houston.llondono12 said:
Where in Ft. Bend?
Thanks for the three that posted the brazos river chart. That is the one I was looking for
God help everyone in Fort Bend County if the Brazos breaches it's levee.
Note sure if there is a word beyond catastrophic, but this is turning into a situation magnitudes worse than what anyone expected.
Yeah they knew it would rain a lot but I don't think anyone foresaw the stress this would put on the infrastructure (levees, dams, reservoirs, etc).
Hope everyone is staying safe. Sadly, this could only be the beginning.
Note sure if there is a word beyond catastrophic, but this is turning into a situation magnitudes worse than what anyone expected.
Yeah they knew it would rain a lot but I don't think anyone foresaw the stress this would put on the infrastructure (levees, dams, reservoirs, etc).
Hope everyone is staying safe. Sadly, this could only be the beginning.
How high can the A d d i c k s Reservoir get? Did I read 104 in a previous post? If we're at 108+, is there no danger of flooding from the reservoir?
ccaggie05 said:cdonlee said:
He was speaking about levees that are expected to fail. Double check.
Yeah everybody near the Brazos needs to check the map posted on the page before this. My parents neighborhood is listed as a mandatory evacuation, which just happened an hour or so ago, so it should be up to date
I double checked. We are off 36 just south of 59 behind the fairgrounds. We are several miles from any of the evacuation zones.
There are a bunch of levees. If water gets over those, damage will be easily the highest ever recorded in the country.
Hurstfield Pointe, My house back up to Coles Crossing North by Telge.T Durden said:
What street in Coles trip?
And hang in there MrJonman
How's the bat 8-10 hours looking? I haven't had power for a couple hours at memorial/chimney rock
Gotcha. Good luck to you and good luck to everyone. This sucks.
Between Roslyn and Oak Forest Blvd just south of 43rdStasco said:MOCO9 said: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.
Where in Oak Forest? Trying to figure out if Candlelight Oaks (Tidwell and Bolivia Blvd) is flooded.
Ag_07 said:
God help everyone in Fort Bend County if the Brazos breaches it's levee.
Note sure if there is a word beyond catastrophic, but this is turning into a situation magnitudes worse than what anyone expected.
Yeah they knew it would rain a lot but I don't think anyone foresaw the stress this would put on the infrastructure (levees, dams, reservoirs, etc).
Hope everyone is staying safe. Sadly, this could only be the beginning.
Yeah, I can't even imagine what will happen if the levees are breached.
I feel like this storm hasn't just been the worst case scenario, but a multitude times worse than anybody could have thought.
Biblical...dlance said:Cataclysmic?Ag_07 said:
God help everyone in Fort Bend County if the Brazos breaches it's levee.
Note sure if there is a word beyond catastrophic, but this is turning into a situation magnitudes worse than what anyone expected.
Yeah they knew it would rain a lot but I don't think anyone foresaw the stress this would put on the infrastructure (levees, dams, reservoirs, etc).
Hope everyone is staying safe. Sadly, this could only be the beginning.
Where are the people under evac orders supossed to go? How do you even get out? Everything is flooded.
Correct.txags92 said:Biblical...dlance said:Cataclysmic?Ag_07 said:
God help everyone in Fort Bend County if the Brazos breaches it's levee.
Note sure if there is a word beyond catastrophic, but this is turning into a situation magnitudes worse than what anyone expected.
Yeah they knew it would rain a lot but I don't think anyone foresaw the stress this would put on the infrastructure (levees, dams, reservoirs, etc).
Hope everyone is staying safe. Sadly, this could only be the beginning.
thanks for the info!
So, let's say you're right in between the blue triangle and the red stuff: you good?
Here's a link to the above map. You can enter in an address. https://fbcgis.maps.arcgis.com/apps/webappviewer/index.html?id=d1a054f74789410bbe35bed305c81841
Here's a link to the above map. You can enter in an address. https://fbcgis.maps.arcgis.com/apps/webappviewer/index.html?id=d1a054f74789410bbe35bed305c81841
Parents are in Twin Oaks in that area. Water is VERY close to entering.
Sure hope so Noah. I'm in that scenario as well. West of the blue an north of the red.
rosenbergllondono12 said:
Where in Ft. Bend?
NoahAg said:Correct.txags92 said:Biblical...dlance said:Cataclysmic?Ag_07 said:
God help everyone in Fort Bend County if the Brazos breaches it's levee.
Note sure if there is a word beyond catastrophic, but this is turning into a situation magnitudes worse than what anyone expected.
Yeah they knew it would rain a lot but I don't think anyone foresaw the stress this would put on the infrastructure (levees, dams, reservoirs, etc).
Hope everyone is staying safe. Sadly, this could only be the beginning.
User name checks out. How are the pigs and cows doing?