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Old 08-26-2017, 03:29 AM
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Be safe guys, this is no joke!
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Old 08-26-2017, 08:08 AM
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I am just outside San Antonio -- toward the northeast ... we've tied everything down and my Nova is dry ... Thanks for your concern ... TAZ
PLEASE do not think you are out of danger! Your area is forecasted to get 18 inches of rain. That will cause severe flooding.

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I am getting a pretty good rain right now in the NW Houston/Magnolia area. After this thing is gone we could have over 2 feet of rain to deal with.
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Old 08-26-2017, 12:19 PM
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We didn’t get near the rain that was forecasted overnight – a skoshi over an inch in the gauge ... BUT there is damn sure more coming. Houston and areas east of here are getting swamped. Harvey has been knocked back to a Cat 1 for now. Everyone in Harvey's realm -- be SAFE!! TAZ
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I am getting a pretty good rain right now in the NW Houston/Magnolia area. After this thing is gone we could have over 2 feet of rain to deal with.
How is it going over there? Saw there were a few twisters in your area ... TAZ
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Yes, we have had several tornadoes in the Cypress and Magnolia areas. We are lucky so far, in my subdivision just localized flooding of the surrounding roads causing some transportation issues but no flooded homes. Other parts of Houston, and the surrounding people that live near rivers and bayou's are not so lucky. Before it's done, the Texas Gulf Coast will probably be declared a disaster area and many will lose their homes. On a side note, I just purchased a 69 Z-28 from California and it was to be delivered yesterday. Bad timing I guess.

God bless the Texas Gulf coast and all those in the path of Harvey.
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Seven inches of rain in Austin and about 30 mph winds. Magnolia is where my wife has family, lots of rain there.
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