murphysranch
Herd Master
This was on a prepper Reddit yesterday.
We live where the two forks come together. Outside of Houston, Texas. During Hurricane Harvey we took 58 inches of rain in the backyard, and although we did not flood, more than 90% of our community did. We are expecting a massive flood due to the rains north of us and the rains we got today. And the rains coming tomorrow and Saturday. The big dams on both rivers are completely open. Our Lake is open too, and it dumps directly into the Gulf of Mexico.
We got 7 inches of rain in 90 minutes this morning.
Of course I'm prepped. But I still went to the grocery store just to see what was going on. Not as much panic buying, and most people were making pretty smart choices. But the flooding is not expected to start until Friday night after dark. People have 24 hours to panic some more.
I labeled my post "prepping for Tuesday." In our area this type of flooding is becoming very commonplace.
The East fork and the West fork of the San Jacinto River.
Prepping for TuesdayWe live where the two forks come together. Outside of Houston, Texas. During Hurricane Harvey we took 58 inches of rain in the backyard, and although we did not flood, more than 90% of our community did. We are expecting a massive flood due to the rains north of us and the rains we got today. And the rains coming tomorrow and Saturday. The big dams on both rivers are completely open. Our Lake is open too, and it dumps directly into the Gulf of Mexico.
We got 7 inches of rain in 90 minutes this morning.
Of course I'm prepped. But I still went to the grocery store just to see what was going on. Not as much panic buying, and most people were making pretty smart choices. But the flooding is not expected to start until Friday night after dark. People have 24 hours to panic some more.
I labeled my post "prepping for Tuesday." In our area this type of flooding is becoming very commonplace.