Yeah galveston-D, y'all have been fortunate for your proximity to everything bad that has happened. Galveston was like a small wedge of better news into an area otherwise hurting. Along the coast to your south, then to your northeast, north and west aren't doing as well. I'm sure there are probably pockets behind you that did bad.
FWIW, HRRR 19Z (so I think valid 2pm CDT) doesn't look particularly good for the Houston Metro for the next 18 hours. You have the double barrel of the band that looked like it was going to rotate across sort of filling in on a bad angle of approach on radar (see below) coupled with a push down on Harvey from the north as well as some reaction to the shortwave trough just into Western Missouri which is the first link.
http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/goes/comp/ceus/wv-animated.gifHere's the radar loop showing the band filling in. Mostly greens and yellows so far (some orange now).
https://radar.weather.gov/ridge/radar.p ... x&loop=yesThe HRRR shows it's likely to train.
https://www.tropicaltidbits.com/analysi ... s=0&ypos=0And its depiction of rainfall rates into the teens in the next 18 hours for Houston over to just west of Lake Charles around Sulphur, LA. Notice that East/West oriented band. Gonna get only worse if this verifies.
https://www.tropicaltidbits.com/analysi ... 0&ypos=300