25 inches in Tiki, still coming down sideways

Called it. Well NWS did. They have nailed the tropical systems this year.

I was in Houston by Rice for a wedding and it rained 8 inches south of downtown. North of there maybe got an inch. Quite a few folks missed the wedding. If I didn't have an SUV I would have drowned it. Tons of cars stuck and several folks died.

Good luck to those folks.

I just checked Brays Bayou and it is FULL. I hope it stops.

I like it. My pond will run over and get refreshed. The best of it has passed me.


https://abc13.com/weather/doppler/fort-bend-wharton-colorado-radar/

I'm just gonna leave this here...Symptom - Empathy, or lack thereof

lmao

More comin Bill. We haven’t had it to bad in my part of Spring.

It was a mess picking the kid up from school. I took side roads to get back home. It was exciting taking her through the flooded roads. Everybody gives me a hard time for having a tall truck but who's laughing now.

I didn't see either of your replies to this thread. No injuries have been reported.


https://texashuntingforum.com/forum/ubbthreads.php/topics/7610426/north-texas-giving-day#Post7610426

Gotta love the brilliant minds running CCIiSD. Their awesome weather people told them at 3AM everything would be fine today and they should go ahead and have school according to schedule. By 10AM they had cancelled all after school activities and by 11 were sending everyone home early. Friggin idiots. Everyone in Houston knew the storm was going to loop back around and then head back south. But nooooo, CCiSD has to get their attendance $$$$’s

Kid just died trying to save his horse from the floodwaters.

And NWS called this band of heavy rain last night. Impressive forcasting.

35 inches and still falling here in Tiki, glad the water has somewhere to go

.20 here! Oh well.

.00000 here so far.

Hasn't rained a drop since around 1700 but the yard is filling up from the bayou. I'm monitoring it.

Smdh

Water against the house has come up 3" since 2am, it's 6.25" now. Eight more inches and It'll be in the house.

Fingers crossed. It went down a lot quicker in my area because of the absorption of the already dry ground as well as the runoff.

This your new place? As soon as they rebuild down there they have to start over it seems. Good luck!

Man, hang in there.

Wishing you all the best. The bayous should be receding shortly.

We moved in here in January but it isn't the house we are building. That house will be about 5ft higher than this one.


Water has gone down 3/4" since noon.

Stilt house is all that should be built .everywhere floods now because of all the concrete and people.