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In reply to the discussion: For my non-Houston friends- to help you understand the devastation: [View all]Honeycombe8
(37,648 posts)2. I am shocked at what's happening over there. Horrible. I'm in SW La.
We're having our own issues with the rain with flooding...but nothing like Houston.
Groups are leaving here, BTW, to go to Houston to help out, some to Corpus Christi, and some staying here to help.
FEMA said Houston would be recovering for years. I am speechless.
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For my non-Houston friends- to help you understand the devastation: [View all]
Xipe Totec
Aug 2017
OP
How big is Houston? This is the skyline not of Houston, but of the Texas Medical Center in Houston:
dalton99a
Aug 2017
#5
The hurricane is doubling back. So... perfect storm has pretty much arrived.
AtheistCrusader
Aug 2017
#30
I Live in California, the "land of fruits & nuts" and earthquakes and wildfires brought on to us by
vkkv
Aug 2017
#19
I did delete my first post that was a lot more angry.. TX Reps and other GOP'sters from
vkkv
Aug 2017
#28
How much high ground is in the city and surburbs in terms of square miles? nt
Blue_true
Aug 2017
#41