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I hope everyone in SE Texas is preparing for hurricane Harvey. It's looking like a cat 3 or 4 now. Login/Join 
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Just lost power about 15min ago. Hopefully temporary.




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This was posted by a trusted subject matter expert on another forum I visit:

The European model continues to show a very disturbing track for Harvey over the next couple of days. It basically has him heading south/southeast and back over the Gulf. Once in the Gulf, he straddles the Texas coast slowly strengthening into a tropical storm/cat 1 hurricane and coming ashore near Surfside. Once ashore he pushes his way north/northeastward over Houston and the into deep East Texas.


I believe the composite model posted above from NHC agrees with the European model. Uggggg.


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Just lost power about 15min ago. Hopefully temporary.


Where in Spring?
I am at Louetta and Lexington and OK.


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Cypresswood and Treaschwig. Lost power at about 1:44, back on 10 minutes ago. Kids got bored and we went out walking in the rain. Knee high for me in some places.


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Power is back, was out for a couple hours. Spring: Rayford & 99




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I have a number of family members in Texas in and around Houston. My Godmother, her husband, and my Great Aunt are trapped in their home because the water has risen so quickly overnight and throughout the day. Communicating with them and their daughter that lives in a Northern suburb that is not flooded via Facebook and other family members in Texas that can't get to them either. They live in the 610 loop area in Stella Link and are trying to call for rescue but can't get through on 911. Advised them to try 211 or 311, especially since my Great Aunt just turned 83 or the Coast Guard directly at some numbers they have been provided. They lost power a few hours ago and currently have 7+ inches of water in their home. Street and neighborhood completely flooded much much worse. Everyone in the family and friends really worried and praying for them. I feel helpless that I'm here in Florida and can't do anything for them. Frown


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People from my area around Baton Rouge are on the way or getting ready to go.
The Cajun Navy going to Texas to help rescue people like they did when we had our historic flood last August.
They save many people and help where ever needed.


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People from my area around Baton Rouge are on the way or getting ready to go.
The Cajun Navy going to Texas to help rescue people like they did when we had our historic flood last August.
They save many people and help where ever needed.


That is awesome! God bless them!


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People from my area around Baton Rouge are on the way or getting ready to go.
The Cajun Navy going to Texas to help rescue people like they did when we had our historic flood last August.
They save many people and help where ever needed.



There is no better Navy than those guys, thanks Louisiana! You guys rock!

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Here are some additional numbers to call:

Here are several numbers for Coast Guard Rescue (281) 464-4851 (281) 464-4852 (281) 464-4853 (281) 464-4854 (281) 464-4855
 
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A little glimpse of what has happened in Houston Eek




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My power went out in the middle of a really torrential downpour, and for a time it looked like our homemade construction site weir had failed and street was flooding. I was pretty bummed, but it spurred me to better stage my stuff (e.g. window ACs to power with generator sitting next to their designated window). Rain let up, street drained, and nothing flooded.

My power came back on after 1.5 to 2 hours of being out. However, just got Internet back about 5 minutes ago.



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My power went out in the middle of a really torrential downpour, and for a time it looked like our homemade construction site weir had failed and street was flooding. I was pretty bummed, but it spurred me to better stage my stuff (e.g. window ACs to power with generator sitting next to their designated window). Rain let up, street drained, and nothing flooded.

My power came back on after 1.5 to 2 hours of being out. However, just got Internet back about 5 minutes ago.


Hope your luck holds out. I know what you are going through. I still live on the Mississippi Gulf Coast which was the bulls eye for Hurricane Katrina. Stressful and difficult.
 
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20 inches of rain in last 48 hours and they are forecasting another 20 inches before Harvey moves out. Haven't lost power yet, fingers crossed
 
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Has anybody heard anything from 'jhe888' lately? He hasn't posted the last couple of days.

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I'm watching a CBS (KHOU 11) reporter likely save a truck driver's life. Truck driver drove the wrong way down a feeder road, and was stuck in over 10' of water. A truck with a boat driving by was flagged down by the reporter and they're rescuing the driver. A year ago a truck driver drowned in the same location.

BTW, KHOU 11 has 2' of water in the building and they're evacuating. She is the lone reporter.
If you have FB, you can see the video of the rescue. Kudos to the reporter for spotting the man and getting him help.



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20 inches of rain in last 48 hours and they are forecasting another 20 inches before Harvey moves out. Haven't lost power yet, fingers crossed
15.96" of rain today alone in my neighborhood which brings my neighborhood's Harvey total to 24.1".

Forecast on local NBC (KPRC 2) from about 30 min ago is for an additional 25" of rain. That is unfortunately not a typo.



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Has anybody heard anything from 'jhe888' lately? He hasn't posted the last couple of days.

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