Hurricane Harvey
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@scottalanmiller said in Hurricane Harvey:
@psx_defector said in Hurricane Harvey:
@scottalanmiller, @Dominica, @Texkonc, @NetworkNerd, and I are far enough inland that we won't get any thing more than a scattered shower or thunderstorm from one of the arm bands of Harvey.
Nice to see that I'm forgotten...
You are even farther north than me.
And me.
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@texkonc said in Hurricane Harvey:
@scottalanmiller said in Hurricane Harvey:
@psx_defector said in Hurricane Harvey:
@scottalanmiller, @Dominica, @Texkonc, @NetworkNerd, and I are far enough inland that we won't get any thing more than a scattered shower or thunderstorm from one of the arm bands of Harvey.
Nice to see that I'm forgotten...
You are even farther north than me.
And me.
Technically, you are further north.
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@nerdydad said in Hurricane Harvey:
@storageninja Nice, but its just for Houston. Got anything for Big D?
The Big D can go... Sigh, I'll be nice to Dallas... use local weather
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So far just like but steady rain all day in Waco. Haven't heard of any flooding nearby either.
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Not even rain up here. We had a sprinkle this afternoon, but that was it.
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MAYSVILLE, Ky. (WKYT) - As Tropical Storm Harvey continues to batter Texas, one Kentucky company announced it will be providing shelter for thousands of people displaced by the storm.
Employees at Emergency Disaster Services in Maysville have spent the past two days packing trailers with clean linens, clean water, food and fuel.
Kentucky company to provide shelter for thousands displaced by Texas storm
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@gjacobse said in Hurricane Harvey:
MAYSVILLE, Ky. (WKYT) - As Tropical Storm Harvey continues to batter Texas, one Kentucky company announced it will be providing shelter for thousands of people displaced by the storm.
Employees at Emergency Disaster Services in Maysville have spent the past two days packing trailers with clean linens, clean water, food and fuel.
Kentucky company to provide shelter for thousands displaced by Texas storm
I cannot tell you already how much Texas appreciates this.
KHOU (ABC station in Houston) is already evacuated and flooded because of this storm. WFAA (ABC out of Dallas) has already began supporting the Houston area in weather reports because of this.
Meteorologists are anticipating another 2 feet (yes, FEET) of rain over the course of the next 2-3 days as Harvey has seemed to take a vacation on the Texas coast before he decides to move off. There are no steering winds to push Harvey on. Therefore, he is just sitting there, stalled.
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Storm Harvey: 'Catastrophic' flooding expected to worsen
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@gjacobse My family's from Maysville!
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@nerdydad said in Hurricane Harvey:
Expect gas prices to go up
as the refineries are also along the Texas Gulf coast.because they will use any and every excuse to raise gas prices.
