Good luck to our friends the Magnolia City. Stay safe
Praying for you from Louisville
Jim

Thoughts and prayers with Houston. Stay safe guys

It was horrible my power just came back after 8 hours. We had 26 inches of rain!

Rain won't stop keeps pouring down... This is unbelievable.

Our home is in a high point area and we have not lost power as of yet, thank God.

Prayers to those whose homes are ruined and find themselves literally homeless.

Glad to hear some of you guys are okay. But sad for those who aren't.

I live in the Mayerland area of Houston. The whole area is under water. But so far, thank god, my house is ok.

It's not supposed to clear out until Monday right?

(08-27-2017 11:45 AM)Knightbengal Wrote:  It's not supposed to clear out until Monday right?

We're not out of the woods till Tuesday or even as late as Wednesday

Its supposed to go out into the gulf then hit us again.

I am sorry everyone. We got hit with three in a row in 04 and none were as bad as this. All bs aside please stay safe. Btw heard the auditorium and alumni center are taking on water on campus :(

wow. guys... this is shaping up to be as bad as Katrina? I feel bad for all our friends in Texas and Houston.

Iam tired of this rain already. 21" so far at my house and forecast for 24" more here in spring tx, Iam on a high spot but not sure if I can drive to the grocery store and they were out of everything anyway two days ago

Man it is looking bad there in Houston..... I hope the situation is taken care of as competently as possible by your leadership, and damage and casualties are kept as minimal as possible. I hope our conference, its fans and leadership helps in whatever way we can.

Those rainfall totals are unheard of. The average has been 40 inches. Some local totals have been at 50. I've never heard of such numbers. They really need both divine and human intervention on a major scale.

This is shaping up to be WORSE than Katrina.

50+ inches of rain

This is why I have flood insurance....

(08-27-2017 03:40 PM)8BitPirate Wrote:  This is why I have flood insurance....

Hope you had women, kids and elderly people in mind when you posted this ^^^

I'm not sure why a mandatory evacuation order wasn't given Thursday though. It's not like folks weren't being warned