Burner02
9 years ago
Be safe in TX and LA.

Prayers in advance.
jjanecka
9 years ago
That no good Hmaines...
Gene363
9 years ago

Be safe in TX and LA.

Prayers in advance.

Burner02 wrote:



Thanks 🙏 🙏 🙏


Our younger son and his wife are in Corpus Christi. They have food water and other supplies ready, but I'd rather they go to San Antonio. Their neighborhood is elevated above the flood one but that isn't saying much for that area.
jjanecka
9 years ago
Well if they're in Corpus and they haven't ordered evacuations they should be fine. It's supposed to make landfall tonight right?
jjanecka
9 years ago
Pretty sure Dkeage and I are in no real danger in Houston.
dkeage
9 years ago

Pretty sure Dkeage and I are in no real danger in Houston.

jjanecka wrote:




I will be fine, since I'm still in Wyoming til the end of September. The mrs is a little worried in Sugarland, but the water from the Brazos river shouldn't get to our place... 🙏
jjanecka
9 years ago
Man I remember back when all that land at Sienna Plantation would flood and the 59 bridge just past university/telfair had water on both sides all the way to that canal just before first colony. Sugar Land will be fine though, the Brazos has to raise up to 50+ feet before it's affected and by the looks of the river we should be in good shape unlike last year May when we got hit with flooding in the north plus those bad storms.
dkeage
9 years ago

Man I remember back when all that land at Sienna Plantation would flood and the 59 bridge just past university/telfair had water on both sides all the way to that canal just before first colony. Sugar Land will be fine though, the Brazos has to raise up to 50+ feet before it's affected and by the looks of the river we should be in good shape unlike last year May when we got hit with flooding in the north plus those bad storms.

jjanecka wrote:




I actually live in Greatwood. The mail says Sugarland, but it's actually Richmond imho.
Gene363
9 years ago

Well if they're in Corpus and they haven't ordered evacuations they should be fine. It's supposed to make landfall tonight right?

jjanecka wrote:



Friday afternoon, but then it's a hurricane.

Ewok126
9 years ago
All you folks in the path of this sombitch, Stay safe, play it smart. My Heard and I will be keeping you all in our prayers.
delta1
9 years ago
Report I heard is that it's building strength as it approaches landfall sometime later in the day...take cover and hang on if you haven't evacuated...stay safe Brothers!
madspackler
9 years ago
My oldest lives in Austin. Likely to see lots of flooding. Told him to stock up and gas up to ride out the storm. First time going thru this on his own.
delta1
9 years ago
DrafterX
9 years ago
Doesn't look good.. was just watching the weather channel storm tracker show.. 😟
jjanecka
9 years ago
Austin isn't going to see a drop of rain from this one as long as this high pressure system keeps fùcking us along the coast. They're four hours inland anyway; anyone who's worried about it in Austin is just listening to media hype.
Hillbillyjosh770
9 years ago
Buddy called said Galveston is already flooding. If'n you haven't evacuated yet, GTFO!!
Gene363
9 years ago
My cousins live in Bay City, TX, we lived there eight years. The city has ordered evacuation but my cousins are volunteer firemen there are will be staying. 🙏 🙏 🙏
delta1
9 years ago
Hope Houston and League City, where my vet Bdrizzle and his family lives, will be OK...[-o<
DrafterX
9 years ago
They tried to evacuate Houston several years ago for a storm.. it didn't go very well... 😟
Gene363
9 years ago
True, Houston work traffic is awful and evacuation traffic would only be worse. I hope they haven't built any more hospitals with emergency generators located in the basement.

When we lived in Bay City, TX it was a lot easier to live with impending storms, but with family there as well as in Corpus Christi while several states away, it feels worse, a lack of 'control' I suppose, though it's not like being there is going to make any difference to the storm.
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