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3. Two warning areas, one to the north and one to the northwest

Sat Aug 26, 2017, 02:01 PM

Aug 2017

Not the first ones and not the last. The storm has stalled now and still has 70 MPH sustained winds and a discernible eye.

https://radar.weather.gov/ridge/radar.php?rid=hgx&product=N0R&overlay=11101111&loop=no

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Is there a tornado on the ground in Houston? [View all] malaise Aug 2017 OP

At least 50 homes damaged dalton99a Aug 2017 #1

Holy Shite malaise Aug 2017 #2

I lived in Houston for years. kstewart33 Aug 2017 #4

They will learn malaise Aug 2017 #5

This isn't Houston's first rodeo with flooding. LisaL Aug 2017 #12

And pretty much every time, the flooding is called "unprecedented." LisaL Aug 2017 #13

Not just Houston Warpy Aug 2017 #9

Two warning areas, one to the north and one to the northwest Warpy Aug 2017 #3

Tornadoes are often spawned by hurricanes, especially MineralMan Aug 2017 #6

Yep - the real problem - flooding - is on the way malaise Aug 2017 #7

We probably won't know the full extent of the destruction MineralMan Aug 2017 #8

Yikes underpants Aug 2017 #10

Savoy Brown---Flood in Houston panader0 Aug 2017 #11