don wrote: ↑Tue Jan 21, 2025 3:50 pm More proof once again that Hurricanes bring snow to SE Texas.

True that!
Thanks for all the information and fun watching and waiting.

cperk wrote: ↑Mon Jan 20, 2025 8:10 pm Question for the forum is it necessary to let a faucet drip tonight.

We are just to err on the side of caution.

djmike wrote: ↑Mon Jan 20, 2025 7:37 pm Who else is going to stay up all night? Hehe

I will be!

Sleet here at 290 & Fairbanks.

Mayor Whitmire just stated the IAH and Hobby will close Monday at midnight to Tuesday midday and then they will reassess the situation.

DIL is a teacher at FBISD they are closed Tuesday and Wednesday

Thank you, everyone, for all the input and insight.

Congratulations!!

Prayers for all those in the path of Hurricane Helene.

DoctorMu wrote: ↑Thu Sep 05, 2024 3:07 pm The drive to NOLA tomorrow is going to suck.

Safe travels.

Thank you all for your guidance and input on Beryl. Truly appreciated.

I left 2K when I found this site. Thank you everyone for your insight and input.

Tonight was absolutely beautiful in Port Alto. Literally the calm before the storm.

Calhoun County Emergency Management has issued a voluntary evacuation for low lying areas as of today a 12 p.m.

Hill country lakes could use the water but, be careful what you wish for. Early storms bring a different kind of worry than August/September storms.

Ok, I'm a totally weather unknown but I do follow your posts. Do models not pick up on events like this? I'm aware this was like a Cat 2 hurricane dropping suddenly. Was this a 'once in the moment' craziness? I

We had power restored this morning at 3:33. My mind had already prepared for an Ike type scenario. I hope, if you had any damage, it is minimal.

It’s letting up somewhat now. Heavy wind.
Flood control just sent a text message that Fairbanks White Oak gauge just measured 1 inch in 15 minutes.

It's coming into BW8 & Fairbanks N Houston

It just got very dark in the Jersey Village area. Street lights are on and wind is picking up.