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Demtexan

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28. I think most of Houston is dried out.

Fri Sep 8, 2017, 04:06 AM

Sep 2017

A good bit of Houston did not flood out.

In the west part of Houston houses might still be underwater..

A dam is there has water being released so some houses will be flooded or will continue to be flooded.

Where I live if it floods all of Houston is in trouble.

I have I-10 behind me and 4 retention ponds in front.

This section of I-10 is below ground.

I-10 has flooded 4 times now.

I have not be driving around to much to check out the rest.

We will be ok here.

Florida will be getting hit harder.

We cannot take any more storms or hard rains.

The rivers, creeks, and bayous need time to recover.

We did get hit hard but people are back to work and stores are open.

We still have our trees.

We will rebuild and move on.

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I wonder how things are in Houston. [View all] marybourg Sep 2017 OP

I wish someone would go back to the places where they took some of those stunning photos CrispyQ Sep 2017 #1

All the freeways are clear. Igel Sep 2017 #35

Thank you for that update! CrispyQ Sep 2017 #36

Meh... ProudLib72 Sep 2017 #2

Yeah, who cares? As long as the Russian investigation is off the front smirkymonkey Sep 2017 #38

what became of harvey? samnsara Sep 2017 #3

Yes, and where did Harvey go next? marybourg Sep 2017 #6

My friends in Tennessee got hammered a few days later. a la izquierda Sep 2017 #29

I don't have to be there to tell you it's horrible Motley13 Sep 2017 #4

Heard from a relative in Texas CountAllVotes Sep 2017 #5

There are a large number of people replacing cars and repairing homes Gothmog Sep 2017 #7

This message was self-deleted by its author marybourg Sep 2017 #22

I replied to you earlier, but I guess I marybourg Sep 2017 #25

One of the major freeways opened northbound lanes today Gothmog Sep 2017 #32

Thanks for this post, Marybourg. It's good to hear what still happening to Hortensis Sep 2017 #39

I'm sure that's not true on Texas radio and TV malaise Sep 2017 #8

Actually I went to the websites of 2 marybourg Sep 2017 #12

Sadly the media like nine day wonders malaise Sep 2017 #15

9 HOUR wonders SoCalDem Sep 2017 #21

Soggy and discouraged is my guess Warpy Sep 2017 #9

Still digging out and dealing with mold. My step-daughter cannot get back in her house until it has haveahart Sep 2017 #10

So sorry for your family's trouble. marybourg Sep 2017 #13

Really depends where you are. Igel Sep 2017 #11

Thank you for taking the time to marybourg Sep 2017 #14

I have a few family friends down there. Ninsianna Sep 2017 #16

League City usually floods LeftInTX Sep 2017 #18

MD Anderson had cancelled out patient procedures and asked people to not come in. Ninsianna Sep 2017 #27

Oh, I'm glad things are O.K. in Sugarland; marybourg Sep 2017 #19

I remember seeing Sugarland folk leaving......on CNN or one of the channels....glad they're ok. eom a kennedy Sep 2017 #42

Thank you! It was voluntary, they decided to be safe. Ninsianna Sep 2017 #46

My sister had to leave her apartment....the place won't be habitable LeftInTX Sep 2017 #17

Even a second floor marybourg Sep 2017 #20

The floor underneath her's is ruined. LeftInTX Sep 2017 #23

Also all the food that was in everyone's freezers and refrigerators.... LeftInTX Sep 2017 #24

Yes, I remember after Katrina, everyone was told marybourg Sep 2017 #26

I think most of Houston is dried out. Demtexan Sep 2017 #28

Beltway eight was underwater at I 10 they pumped it out yesterday though elehhhhna Sep 2017 #30

The flooding was hit and miss. Demtexan Sep 2017 #31

The streets are designed to fill with water and we keep the drains clear, elehhhhna Sep 2017 #34

Yes, I think new construction TexasBushwhacker Sep 2017 #45

Here's a quick BBC video.... hunter Sep 2017 #33

. dalton99a Sep 2017 #37

Well, my life is pretty much back to normal TexasBushwhacker Sep 2017 #40

Glad to hear you're marybourg Sep 2017 #41

I know this won't help in the least little bit....but I just want to hug all that lived a kennedy Sep 2017 #43

It probably DOES help. marybourg Sep 2017 #44

Here are some before and after pictures Dem_4_Life Sep 2017 #47

These just highlight how very otherworldly marybourg Sep 2017 #48

The flooding around Buffalo Bayou is gone LeftInTX Sep 2017 #49

That's great news! marybourg Sep 2017 #50

The f---g media can repeat the same damn report a thousand times doc03 Sep 2017 #51

That is what I love about the media as well as the public, the attention span of a fruit fly Not Ruth Sep 2017 #52

Yeah, and at the quake site in Mexico. I find... LAS14 Sep 2017 #53