re: Harvey ***Catastrophic Flooding Event***

The one potential issue is a residual storm surge that inhibits the flow of primary outfalls to the south. Slow that down and you have slower than typical system drainage.

That's reminiscent of the K "certain death" advisory we all got in our LSU.edu emails 12 years ago

I was a senior in high school you nimrod.

And I lived through Katrina and have lived in the loop in Houston 3 mins from NRG.

Houston can handle storms. Massive storms. They do it all the time. Three to four days of recovery down there is a lot of time.

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What happens when the bayous are also backed up due to onshore flow? The problem isn't just rain, it's the drainage backing up with the rain.

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League City, TX checking in and this is what worries me.

Do I know PapaPogey?

Ride it out at Tight Endz

The only people freaking about Houston are the ones that haven't lived there.

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I was a senior in high school you nimrod.

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Okay.

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And I lived through Katrina and have lived in the loop in Houston 3 mins from NRG.

Houston can handle storms. Massive storms. They do it all the time. Three to four days of recovery down there is a lot of time.

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Good deal. Then we have nothing to worry about.

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Cmon Stout. Look at the long range EURO models, if that sticks its going to be a bad deal for a lot of people outside of Houston.

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I hope the EURO models are wrong. If it isn't, it fricks me and means I have to cancel/delay trips to Cali, Maui, and Mexico I was leaving for Saturday.

I just know Houston can handle a storm way better than most large cities. It's pretty impressive really.

I actually think the game will be moved to Tiger Stadium just out of precaution FWIW