Tropical Weather Threat For Texas

[Etxbuckman]

The center is about just off the coast south of Matagorda.

Is it finally sliding eastward?

[systemnt]

105... kountry katfish.

[Lonestar Angler]

https://youtu.be/9qlsDzKr1C4

Airboat in Pinehurst sub.

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[Pineywoods]

The center is about just off the coast south of Matagorda.

Which direction is it moving now? I haven't seen a current model since last night.

[zztex]

Kroger at Valley Ranch and 59 in New Caney is open and stocked. Very few workers so they were letting in about 20 people at a time. Figured I would share this in case anyone in our area needs to stock up.

Same for Kroger in LaPorte

[panhandlehunter]

Here's the NHC track.

[Native Texan]

It may of been posted but does anyone know if spring creek is suppose to rise much more? It's behind my aunts neighborhood but for now they are good just curious if any of the lakes releasing affect it


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Right now it's just 1.5 ft. below the record set in 1994. With all the water coming down from Waller and the San Jac backing up it's sure to keep rising. Anyone's guess how much, but I'll be surprised if it doesn't come up enough to break the record.

http://water.weather.gov/ahps2/inundation/index.php?gage=spnt2

[CaptainDave]

Still high and dry in central Houston. Very blessed to live on a street with great drainage and not in the flood shed of the nearby bayous. There are homes with 3 feet of water in them not even 2 blocks from me. We are up to approximately 22 inches of rain through lunch time today from the start of this mess. We would love to get out and help, but we are stuck. Got flood waters blocking about every direction.

It's absolutely crazy what's going on. I know that the last few years of development has in some ways made this flooding situation worse for may areas and water sheds. However, let's be honest here. This region of the state gets approximately 47 inches of rain annually. Many areas have received over 50% of their annual rainfall percentage within the last 48 hours. Apply that to most areas around the state and there will be major problems.

[Jamesl]

As water starts to recede, expect to see quite a few boats stranded and not able to get back on their trailers. There are a lot of pretty big boats out there.

People with freaking bay boats in Dickinson yesterday. Crazy thing is the bottom of my motor only hit concrete a few times. 8 to 10' of water in some neighborhoods along gulf freeway.

[TheBigWoods]

Would coming in down 59 from Nacogdoches with boats be helpful at all? Got a few that can leave in the morning. Not sure how far down 59 you can get...any information would be helpful. No one is answering phone numbers that have been given. Not that I blame them.

[YaknDak]

Our condo in city by the sea in rockport is destroyed!!!

[hogslayer78]

Would coming in down 59 from Nacogdoches with boats be helpful at all? Got a few that can leave in the morning. Not sure how far down 59 you can get...any information would be helpful. No one is answering phone numbers that have been given. Not that I blame them.

I'm not positive but I'm hearing 59 is closed at Cleveland.

[hardtner]

Would coming in down 59 from Nacogdoches with boats be helpful at all? Got a few that can leave in the morning. Not sure how far down 59 you can get...any information would be helpful. No one is answering phone numbers that have been given. Not that I blame them.

Most recent update was 59 is still closed at Shepherd, among other places south of there. No route to Houston from Nac or we would be headed down there too

[b.latiolais]

I'm not positive but I'm hearing 59 is closed at Cleveland.

Yea I saw some picture Tmag posted somewhere that showed 59 under water from the 105 crossing in Cleveland.

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[thegrouse]

Our condo in city by the sea in rockport is destroyed!!!

I am sorry it got you brother.