ATL: HARVEY - Post-Tropical - Discussion

[tolakram]

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[RL3AO]

Amazing stat. Houston International (KIAH) got more rain in a two day period (August 26th and 27th) - a total of 24.44" than any previous forty day (40!) period on record.

[FLpanhandle91]

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Bad news right there.

[Frank P]

[quote="tolakram"]Evening visible, very #d with shadows, worth a look.

That circulation is quite impressive and robust, hate to think what old Harvey might have done without the dry air intrusion

[BYG Jacob]

GOES makes it look like Harvey is being sheared

[SunnyThoughts]

Just to show how far reaching this storm is, We have a torcon of 6 wayyy over here in Pensacola,Fla for tomorrow. Mind boggling.

[facemane]

Can someone tell me if Sage Bluff Ave, Richmond tx 77469 is safe or needs to evacuate in Fort Bend County??? ASAP please! I have a friend who is safe, but hearing about the levees makes me nervous for them!!! TY!

Your best bet is to contact local authorities, I don't even know where find that info.

Agreed, you need to call Fort bend county civil defense. They will have the local knowledge you need. 281-342-6185 is their phone #

[Kingarabian]

What are the possibilities that Galveston bay ends up flooding? Bastardi mentioned it as a real possibility.

[tolakram]

Numerous tweets about rivers starting to flood. This will be the second part of this disaster, unfortunately, as rivers begin to crest. Everyone should stay vigilant, hoping for the best.

 https://twitter.com/BojorquezCBS/status/902148690877571075



Manuel Bojorquez ✔ @BojorquezCBS
INCREDIBLE how fast the water is rising in La Grange, TX where the Colorado River is now flowing through parts of town @CBSNews #txflood
8:39 AM - Aug 28, 2017

[tolakram]

 https://twitter.com/DRmetwatch/status/902330685037400064




David Roth @DRmetwatch
The Forecast for the Neches River in Beaumont. This keeps getting worse.
8:42 PM - Aug 28, 2017

[stormreader]

Evening visible, very #d with shadows, worth a look.

http://rammb-slider.cira.colostate.edu/?sat=goes-16&sec=mesoscale_01&x=962.5&y=1098&z=2&im=18&ts=1&st=0&et=0&speed=130&motion=loop&map=1&lat=0&p%5B0%5D=1&opacity%5B0%5D=1&hidden%5B0%5D=0&pause=0&slider=-1&hide_controls=0&mouse_draw=0&s=rammb-slider

Harvey has really moved well off the coast. Thought the forecast was for him to stay close to coast before coming up for landfall along upper Texas coast. He's further offshore than I thought he would be at this time.

[tolakram]

One more, a little more positive.

If this ain't Texas I don't know what is.

 https://twitter.com/Harri8t/status/901950620843769856




Harriet Taylor ✔ @Harri8t
Police moving cattle to higher ground just outside Dayton, TX with team @contessabrewer @CNBC
7:32 PM - Aug 27, 2017

[storm_in_a_teacup]

Here ya go.. that's a lot of dry air to deal with Mr. Harvey...

It literally looks like the dry air is choking him and punching his head at the same time.

Unfortunately for us Harvey seems determined to survive...he has after all been able to pull energy from his own floodwaters up till this point.

[stormreader]

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Bad news right there.

Yeah, little to no convection around Harvey center, but onshore flow around Harvey is pushing moisture (without let up) into SE Texas. Matter of fact, it looks like the shading is becoming darker (more moisture).

[Hurricane_Apu]

DMAX could be interesting tonight with the center sitting just south of Houston.

[stormreader]

Here ya go.. that's a lot of dry air to deal with Mr. Harvey...
[i mg]https://image.ibb.co/gzKgcQ/dry.jpg[/img]

It literally looks like the dry air is choking him and punching his head at the same time.

Unfortunately for us Harvey seems determined to survive...he has after all been able to pull energy from his own floodwaters up till this point.

But looks like a classic set up for a deepening sub tropical storm. Harvey represents the low between the two distinctly different air masses--continental and dry to the north, and warm and moist to the south.

[Nikki]

I live 20 miles north of Galveston and because I am a lady I'll keep my words to Harvey to myself. I do want to take the time to say thank you to everyone here for posting updates, praying, sending well wishes etc!! Y'all rock!!!

[storm_in_a_teacup]

Here ya go.. that's a lot of dry air to deal with Mr. Harvey...
[i mg]https://image.ibb.co/gzKgcQ/dry.jpg[/img]

It literally looks like the dry air is choking him and punching his head at the same time.

Unfortunately for us Harvey seems determined to survive...he has after all been able to pull energy from his own floodwaters up till this point.

But looks like a classic set up for a deepening sub tropical storm. Harvey represents the low between the two distinctly different air masses--continental and dry to the north, and warm and moist to the south.

Well...I did say he was determined.

[tolakram]

Another mandatory evacuation ...

 https://twitter.com/JeffLindner1/status/902334645177593858




Jeff Lindner @JeffLindner1
Evacuation information for the Northwood Pines subdivision #houwx #hounews
8:58 PM - Aug 28, 2017

[vbhoutex]

Please pray for EVERYONE IN HOUSTON or whatever you do. We have at least 2 different levees getting ready to breach and emergency evacuations are in progress. We have family that has already been affected and are safe, but our daughters neighborhood is filling up and we have had to give them instructions what to do to be safe. They have a second story to go to, so they should be safe, but this rain is relentless and it has no where to go. I have verified amounts over 3 feet from some friends and we are approaching 20" at out house but are not flooded so far. This is catastrophic for 10s of thousands if not 100s of thousands of people and we see no end in sight for at least 24 hours if not longer.