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41. The "church moms" as I call them here in Houston -

Thu Jul 10, 2025, 04:31 PM

Jul 2025

the white republican women I know from school activities, etc., inform me that it is "an act of God" and that "all we can do is pray". They are literally void of brain material. All last weekend it was "too soon" to talk about anything except prayers. Of course, it will be like the mass school shootings - as time passes and we circle back to talk then it's "time to move on".

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'This came at night': Texas officials say they were caught off guard by deadly rainstorms, flooding [View all] BumRushDaShow Jul 2025 OP

one suspects this area has a long history of such flood events. flood warning got it right nt msongs Jul 2025 #1

When you have that flat land BumRushDaShow Jul 2025 #2

I lived in East Texas for a short while many years ago. 70sEraVet Jul 2025 #11

Yeah... these "Once In 100 years", floods are happening in like, once every 3 years or less... IthinkThereforeIAM Jul 2025 #38

its teh flash flood capital of the country moonshinegnomie Jul 2025 #16

Texas needs major flood diversion tunnels. BidenRocks Jul 2025 #19

So why the HELL do they have large camp sites there? Bengus81 Jul 2025 #23

good question moonshinegnomie Jul 2025 #33

Of course Texas will be lying DENVERPOPS Jul 2025 #36

"it came at night" aeromanKC Jul 2025 #3

There ARE "Early Warning Systems" - the NWS has the "Flash Flood Emergency" BumRushDaShow Jul 2025 #5

Here in mountainous East TN Farmer-Rick Jul 2025 #9

I know that many of those were originally "air raid sirens" BumRushDaShow Jul 2025 #10

Test them on Mondays at noon--when the weather doesn't look threatening? Bengus81 Jul 2025 #25

I remember during the post-wildfire discussions about Maui BumRushDaShow Jul 2025 #28

NWS issued a Flas Flood Watch last avebury Jul 2025 #30

The various weather "products" (as they call this) criteria for issuance BumRushDaShow Jul 2025 #34

It was a literal 3 am phonecall Prairie Gates Jul 2025 #4

Someone needs to tell these Texas dumfucks 'night' happens half of the time. Mawspam2 Jul 2025 #6

It's "dumbfucks," not "dumfucks." Paladin Jul 2025 #13

gee poozwah Jul 2025 #22

Whatever makes you happy. (nt) Paladin Jul 2025 #24

Maybe they need something like the "Arkansas Department of Emergency Management" here in Arkansas. LiberalArkie Jul 2025 #7

They should have had a 24 hour emergency dispatch and at least one deputy on duty. bluedigger Jul 2025 #8

Another Texas disaster beyond even Uvalde level. NBachers Jul 2025 #12

texas officials are lying moonshinegnomie Jul 2025 #14

All of this + no serious warning system - TBF Jul 2025 #39

Mother Nature is so inconsiderate. nt BootinUp Jul 2025 #15

It's almost as though cutting funds for weather tracking sakabatou Jul 2025 #17

It came at night... skennis1 Jul 2025 #18

But only in RED states. nt Jit423 Jul 2025 #29

And, of course, no one expects you MAGAts to work late AverageOldGuy Jul 2025 #20

The guys would would have made the decision to alert people while they were awake weren't there Warpy Jul 2025 #21

So the video that's going around is fake or not this flood? BadgerKid Jul 2025 #26

If Trump keeps on cutting FEMA maybe the red states will finally learn what decent government does? nt Jit423 Jul 2025 #27

It's their Fucking job Not to "get caught off guard".. Cha Jul 2025 #31

How many more will Die from Cha Jul 2025 #32

"At night" howardmappel Jul 2025 #35

Wait, their excuse is that it 'came at night'?? OldBaldy1701E Jul 2025 #37

The "church moms" as I call them here in Houston - TBF Jul 2025 #41

"It came at night" is the excuse these dumb bastards are using? Javaman Jul 2025 #40

Yes, who would have thought that a rainstorm could "come at night"? No excuse for those concerned and that camp artemisia1 Jul 2025 #42