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Covok posted:Wait, were people trying to play off the storm as fake news? I know that happened with the last storm that hit Florida but were people really try to do this with a full on huricane? Are people so broke brain that they can't accept weather reports? The newest line is that (((someone))) used weather radar to create the storm in order to validate global warming.
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safely sodomized posted:yeah my moms a fight attendant for sw based out of houston and is stuck in california for the foreseeable future. flew out on one of the last flights Based on the forecast and the immense flooding... gonna be at least September, I would say.
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Petr posted:The newest line is that (((someone))) used weather radar to create the storm in order to validate global warming. Was it Jesus? edit: sorry, I meant (((Jesus)))
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Return Of JimmyJars posted:https://www.facebook.com/ray.trey.currid/videos/1819719828043356/ I just walked outside and looked and I didn't seen any dark buildings from my viewpoint (Exxonmobil, Bank of america, Shell)
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safely sodomized posted:the entire city is a low lying area. 72 hours is absolutely not enough time to evacuate the fourth largest city in america. If 72 hours isn't enough time to do it under good conditions why the gently caress is doing it in 8 hours at night while the city is 10 feet underwater better?
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NotWearingPants posted:Was it Jesus? I'd assumed it was Cobra Commander.
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Return Of JimmyJars posted:it's almost like there are areas that sit lower than other yeah thats "all of houston except the northwest"
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axeil posted:like this situation right now with the controlled release of water from the reservoirs is why you want to do evacs. poo poo can go sideways during a natural disaster and the less people around the easier it is to control stuff. if you wait until things are dire the evac is going to be difficult. look at the situation now with the controlled release. it's going to be much more difficult to get those folks out due to the flooding than it would've been last Wednesday or Thursday. Thats how we do it here yes. Get over it.
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Blitz7x posted:I just walked outside and looked and I didn't seen any dark buildings from my viewpoint (Exxonmobil, Bank of america, Shell) Weird. Are you in a residential building?
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Ratspeaker posted:
that weatherman looks so done. "please harvey stop holding us hostage"
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DogonCrook posted:Thats how we do it here yes. Get over it. By gawd I'll show them how we do things down here in Texas! *drowns in attic*
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I petition to re name the Astrodome the Aquadome.
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safely sodomized posted:yeah thats "all of houston except the northwest" presumably there is a plan somewhere that has an evacuation strategy more effective than rita's "lol idk do whatever" plan. rita was 12 years ago. using it as an excuse now is pathetic. if they don't have any sort of plan that's even worse and is loving negligent. what if there's a nuclear attack? or an oil refinery explodes and lights half the city on fire? you need to have procedures for this stuff and if 4 feet of water isn't enough to activate it either: a) there is no plan b) the plan is so poo poo there may as well not be one c) leadership is poo poo/incompetent/cowards/whatever heads are going to roll over this, i guarantee it. DogonCrook posted:Thats how we do it here yes. Get over it. perhaps the lesson from this should be "by gosh, maybe we actually need competent government to help in disasters" instead of "welp that's how it's done, literally nothing can ever change" *drowns in an attic* axeil fucked around with this message at 05:20 on Aug 28, 2017 |
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Cael posted:Anyone who is unironically saying "Turner should have called for evacuation" should read this whole thing. It might not change your mind but it makes a lot of good points. Sylvester Turner is a little too fascinated with custom alligator shoes, diamond cuff-links and boondoggle social programs/projects to be concerned about things like natural disasters. I don't need to read what I know already. The guy's a piece of poo poo and has no business being mayor.
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# ? Aug 28, 2017 05:19 |
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I know I sure turn to the hallowed halls of GBS when I want civil emergency planning advice.
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axeil posted:presumably there is a plan somewhere that has an evacuation strategy more effective than rita's "lol idk do whatever" plan. rita was 12 years ago. using it as an excuse now is pathetic. Houston has no plans period. There's no zoning for example. This is what the people that live there want.
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I am going to bed. Packed up my bags and got the first floor cleared. Leaving tomorrow morning for God knows where. Good luck to my fellow Houston goons.
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Sugar Land evacuation info: https://nextdoor.com/agency-post/tx/sugar-land/city-of-sugar-land/evacuation-information-from-fort-bend-county-61824673/ Stay safe, Houston Goons.
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turn off the TV posted:Pro tip: when predicting which areas of a city will flood when receiving 50 inches of rain over the course of a week, a general rule of thumb is "all of it." I live in Houston. A lot of the city can (and has) successfully taken 20+ inches of rain in the past day because it was spaced out over 24 hours. Other parts of town flood when they get 3 inches of rain in 1 hour. For the most part, Houston has a great ability to drain water over extended periods of time, but the bayous are unable to keep up with high rates of rain.
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axeil posted:presumably there is a plan somewhere that has an evacuation strategy more effective than rita's "lol idk do whatever" plan. rita was 12 years ago. using it as an excuse now is pathetic. You loving die. The gently caress do you mean what if there is a nuclear attack lol. Jesus christ.
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I wonder if there's anyone who lived through Katrina in New Orleans and then moved to Houston. Like that one Japanese guy who was present for both atomic bombs.
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hobbesmaster posted:Houston has no plans period. There's no zoning for example. This is what the people that live there want. then why even bother having a government. just admit it's mad max anarchy and go hog wild. this is so loving frustrating and sad. DogonCrook posted:You loving die. The gently caress do you mean what if there is a nuclear attack lol. Jesus christ. a single nuclear weapon would not destroy any american city to the point where 100% of everyone died. i'm talking nuclear terrorism not world war 3. if world war 3 breaks out who gives a poo poo. and the reason i cite it is because the "get the gently caress out" plan for a wildfire, nuclear bomb/nuclear plant meltdown, flood, etc. are generally going to use some of the same building blocks. but apparently houston literally has no government so who the gently caress knows. axeil fucked around with this message at 05:26 on Aug 28, 2017 |
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RatHat posted:I wonder if there's anyone who lived through Katrina in New Orleans and then moved to Houston. Like that one Japanese guy who was present for both atomic bombs. Dude, a shitload of katrina refugees moved to Houston. Most good ol boys says its why Houston is going through a crime renaissance
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RatHat posted:I wonder if there's anyone who lived through Katrina in New Orleans and then moved to Houston. Like that one Japanese guy who was present for both atomic bombs. Houston was the main city Katrina survivors went if they moved.
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MrMidnight posted:I am going to bed. Packed up my bags and got the first floor cleared. Leaving tomorrow morning for God knows where. Good luck to my fellow Houston goons. stay safe
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MrMidnight posted:I am going to bed. Packed up my bags and got the first floor cleared. Leaving tomorrow morning for God knows where. Good luck to my fellow Houston goons. Goonspeed, friend.
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R-Type posted:Sylvester Turner is a little too fascinated with custom alligator shoes, diamond cuff-links and boondoggle social programs/projects to be concerned about things like natural disasters. I don't need to read what I know already. The guy's a piece of poo poo and has no business being mayor. the republican suburban dad has logged on
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safely sodomized posted:the republican suburban dad has logged on Lmao
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My family slept downstairs last night because of the tornado warning, and we're doing the same tonight to watch for flooding on our back patio of all the loving times for me to come home on leave
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My folks are starting to get water in their garage about 30 miles north of Houston. That area is getting wrecked right now.
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how's the_donald taking all this?
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Good luck goons. Every place I've lived in the last 10 years had very minor flooding, which was an annoyance that displaced me for weeks. I can't imagine anything like this. Water will gently caress up your life. Captain Lavender fucked around with this message at 05:39 on Aug 28, 2017 |
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Lote posted:Houston was the main city Katrina survivors went if they moved. the stupidity of people knows no loving bounds. holy poo poo.
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Discendo Vox posted:how's the_donald taking all this? he said "thanks"
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Rip my jetski in conroe i guess the dam couldnt keep up.
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Taffer posted:the stupidity of people knows no loving bounds. holy poo poo. http://www.houstonchronicle.com/local/gray-matters/article/No-Katrina-evacuees-didn-t-cause-a-Houston-crime-6464524.php quote:In February 2006, about 66 percent of Houston-area residents agreed "a major increase in violent crime has occurred in Houston because of the evacuees," according to Kinder Houston Area Survey results.
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Discendo Vox posted:how's the_donald taking all this? "BLM encouraging looting of white neighborhoods." "Texans with guns preventing looting." "So-called 'white supremacists' actually helping blacks evacuate." "Houston has Democrat Mayor. This disaster is on him." "Climate Change isn't real."
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I don't know how to link twitter but the zoo is apparently fine.
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curried lamb of God posted:My family slept downstairs last night because of the tornado warning, and we're doing the same tonight to watch for flooding on our back patio probably good you did
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There's got to be a German word for the aquarium flooding but the zoo being fine
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