I expect water to be up to the second story once the levee is topped.
**Official Harvey Thread** Updated Staff Warning on OP 1:50 p.m. 8/27
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San Jacinto River to Lake Houston then ultimately to Galveston Bay.
It is impressive to watch water released from lakes. Sucks in this instance though.
Chan. 2 just announced Dickinson has mandatory evacuation
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Well, looks like texags pulled through again! Thanks guys!
We are at Eldridge lakes helping pack cars and houses and we were told the evacuation is now mandatory. If you need help packing or getting out of the evacuation area, post on here and we will come help.
Can't tell if serious? People are posting about abandoning their homes and you're asking about recycling trucks...
mrsbeer05 said:
Chan. 2 just announced Dickinson has mandatory evacuation
Where the hell are they supposed to go? My sister has about 20 people in her house.
TheEyeGuy said:
A friend, his newborn and wife are stranded in Grand Mission. House is flooded. I want to try to go get them but can't get close enough because of the flooding. If anyone is able to help, please let me know or his number is 832-567-4950 and his name is Trung. Thanks!
Try the Cajun Navy Facebook page maybe?
Just heard Ben Taub is running out of food and only have enough through dinner tomorrow night.
Yes.AggieChemE09 said:
Guys, I am about to abandon my home in Fort Bend county LID 10. What else can I do before I leave? Do I turn off my power, gas, and water? I just don't know what to do
mrsbeer05 said:
Chan. 2 just announced Dickinson has mandatory evacuation
The entire town?
This is insane. All of it.
m-walker said:mrsbeer05 said:
Chan. 2 just announced Dickinson has mandatory evacuation
Where the hell are they supposed to go? My sister has about 20 people in her house.
HEB on 96, and there is a church on 96 taking evacuees
AKA 13-0
longeryak said:Yes.AggieChemE09 said:
Guys, I am about to abandon my home in Fort Bend county LID 10. What else can I do before I leave? Do I turn off my power, gas, and water? I just don't know what to do
Water at the house, gas in house, and main breaker at box.
Go read he staff warning in the OP. This isn't the time.
KPRC2 News - Amy Davis posted this about filing a claim and about the new House Bill that goes in affect this Friday. PLEASE review if you are filing a claim. DO NOT WAIT.1996 said:
Does anyone have a good link for steps to be taken (insurance, fema, etc.) if you do flood. My parents have flooded and with the scope of what is happening I want them to have a head start on recovery. TIA
https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=10111357515404964&id=8325385
Also if you have insurance you can still file for FEMA assistance.
CJS4715 said:mrsbeer05 said:
Chan. 2 just announced Dickinson has mandatory evacuation
The entire town?
Based on news yes the whole town
devastor said:KPRC2 News - Amy Davis posted this about filing a claim and about the new House Bill that goes in affect this Friday. PLEASE review if you are filing a claim. DO NOT WAIT.1996 said:
Does anyone have a good link for steps to be taken (insurance, fema, etc.) if you do flood. My parents have flooded and with the scope of what is happening I want them to have a head start on recovery. TIA
https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=10111357515404964&id=8325385
Also if you have insurance you can still file for FEMA assistance.
Disaster assistance.gov to apply for FEMA. Did it online it was fairly painless
There were some tips from the LSU fans that had flooding in Baton Rouge last year in this thread:
http://www.tigerdroppings.com/rant/o-t-lounge/best-flood-recovery-advice-for-our-texas-neighbors/71794667/
http://www.tigerdroppings.com/rant/o-t-lounge/best-flood-recovery-advice-for-our-texas-neighbors/71794667/
oldarmy76 said:
Does anyone have an update on the Camden Heights apartments, 404 Oxford street? Are the ground floor units under water?
Nope. That's where I'm at. 4th and 4 1/2 streets aren't even pooling. We're fine, just can't really go too far in any direction.
Is that the same as Lakes on Eldridge?
First off, God be with you and yours.AggieChemE09 said:
Guys, I am about to abandon my home in Fort Bend county LID 10. What else can I do before I leave? Do I turn off my power, gas, and water? I just don't know what to do
1) Prep your grab and go kit, if not already done. Water, food, first aid, sanitizer, tooth brush/paste, meds, cash, etc.
2) Grab copies of important papers in a zip lock or waterproof bag (DL, insurance, med records, SS cards, contacts)
3) Shut down all utilities - elec, water, gas
4) Protect windows if possible. Hopefully you've boarded up. If not, at least lock them.
5) Move all valuables to higher levels in your home. Wrap electronics in sheets, blankets or plastic wrap if you have it.
6) Lock your home, windows.
When you go back home, have it inspected for gas leaks before you turn anything on. Hoping some good folks are out helping people like you and others to a safe place.
Just now
Great, just 48hrs too late... what are they supposed to do - they are already underwater and need evacuation help. It's like this evacuation was made as a CYA type move - kind of like sticking fingers in ears and closing eyes to pretend as if it isn't already happening.
Great, just 48hrs too late... what are they supposed to do - they are already underwater and need evacuation help. It's like this evacuation was made as a CYA type move - kind of like sticking fingers in ears and closing eyes to pretend as if it isn't already happening.
Got my eye on the gauges at I45N and the San Jac bridge just south of Conroe
Not sure what the highway level is, but that river is way up close.
https://waterdata.usgs.gov/tx/nwis/uv/?site_no=08068000&PARAmeter_cd=00065,00060,72020,00054
Not sure what the highway level is, but that river is way up close.
https://waterdata.usgs.gov/tx/nwis/uv/?site_no=08068000&PARAmeter_cd=00065,00060,72020,00054
I'm just on the safe side of mandatory brazos evacuation area in Long Meadow Farms and we are trying to figure out what to do.
Parents are in Lakes on Eldridge with nowhere to go. All friends/family are inaccessible. What options do they have?
"Just" says it all.bevokilla said:
I'm just on the safe side of mandatory brazos evacuation area in Long Meadow Farms and we are trying to figure out what to do.
Leave.
Left The Woodlands, evac'ed to Colleg Station.
Our power went out this morning due transformer underwater. Wife is 6 months pregnant so not taking chances with water blocking exit to neighborhood or no power.
Took 105. West of Conroe where west fork of San Jacinto river crosses the highway it was down to one way in both directions. Not sure how much longer that will be passable.
Our power went out this morning due transformer underwater. Wife is 6 months pregnant so not taking chances with water blocking exit to neighborhood or no power.
Took 105. West of Conroe where west fork of San Jacinto river crosses the highway it was down to one way in both directions. Not sure how much longer that will be passable.
Sheltergd28 said:
Parents are in Lakes on Eldridge with nowhere to go. All friends/family are inaccessible. What options do they have?
Head north and take shelter. Do you want us to stop by and help them? We are just north of the mandatory evacuation area.
I hope this BS of the west side of 288 doesn't screw over the east side of 288. It didn't last time the Brazos flooded but who knows.
Live update on Ad!icks and Barker reservoirs:
https://www.pscp.tv/w/1ypJdllaWbaJW
https://www.pscp.tv/w/1ypJdllaWbaJW