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The Hurricane Rita Thread

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My friend just got to Interstate 20 in Dallas at about 10:30. He left southeast Houston at 5:30 this morning. Quite a drive. 😛
 
Originally posted by: Ikonomi
My friend just got to Interstate 20 in Dallas at about 10:30. He left southeast Houston at 5:30 this morning. Quite a drive. 😛

Haha, my uncle was going to go but he's going to wait it out in Houston. We've all been yelling at him all day to get his ass here NOW. I have a real bad feeling. 🙁 On a brighter note, they're opening up I45 - both Southbound and Northbound to Northbound, 8 way lanes outta Houston.
 
Originally posted by: RagingBITCH
I don't get it......we're here in DALLAS and people are lining up to get gas, raping the grocery stores. Fvck, we'll be lucky if we get some light showers and a little wind. It's not like we're in Galveston people. Fvcking retards man.

I had to wait in line to get gas.

I've been told that Houston is out of gas, limiting people's ability to leave the city.
 
Originally posted by: Nebor
Originally posted by: RagingBITCH
I don't get it......we're here in DALLAS and people are lining up to get gas, raping the grocery stores. Fvck, we'll be lucky if we get some light showers and a little wind. It's not like we're in Galveston people. Fvcking retards man.

I had to wait in line to get gas.

I've been told that Houston is out of gas, limiting people's ability to leave the city.

Slidell is out of gas too and people have to leave.

I don't think I'm going to class tomorrow.
 
Originally posted by: Nebor
Originally posted by: RagingBITCH
I don't get it......we're here in DALLAS and people are lining up to get gas, raping the grocery stores. Fvck, we'll be lucky if we get some light showers and a little wind. It's not like we're in Galveston people. Fvcking retards man.

I had to wait in line to get gas.

I've been told that Houston is out of gas, limiting people's ability to leave the city.

Yeah, pretty much all stations are out of gas. The last I saw there were six stations in the entire area with gasoline, and that was about five hours ago.

Good thing I'm not going anywhere.
 
Originally posted by: RagingBITCH
I don't get it......we're here in DALLAS and people are lining up to get gas, raping the grocery stores. Fvck, we'll be lucky if we get some light showers and a little wind. It's not like we're in Galveston people. Fvcking retards man.

The storm is to stall out over Texas and dump as much as 3 feet of rain in areas by Monday. Yeah Id be stocking up too. Southeast, east and north central texas will be recieving rain all week. There will be massive flooding in most areas.
 
19Miles traveled after 9 Hours. Barely got into Conroe, I decide to turn back to ride it out. I don't think it would have made a different to try til this thing came behind me anyway. Feels good to be home.
 
Originally posted by: tami
when is hurricane season over? i am going to florida next weekend.

No, this is our peak season. It dies off the begining of November. You should have come in June or July, hurricanes are in season but there usualy are not very many of them untill September or October. Just be sure to bring a flashlight, water purifier, and can opener: because nothing else really matters.
 
5am Report:

Winds: 140mph
Pressure: 930mb

Rita's eye is looking ragged on the latest sat shots along with a drop in convection, but she's still getting bigger. The 10am NHC report should be interesting, there might be a change in the intensity forcast.
 
Local News video of where water breached the 9th ward area east of the Industrial canal again.

They just dried out and it is now flooding back up to the roof lines. 🙁

The Lake level has been rising. The Industrial canal is same level as the lake.

Just another foot and New Orleans will go under water again.

They are evacuating where I am here, lake is starting to come inland up here on the North Shore.
 
Originally posted by: dmcowen674
Local News video of where water breached the 9th ward area east of the Industrial canal again.

They just dried out and it is now flooding back up to the roof lines. 🙁

The Lake level has been rising. The Industrial canal is same level as the lake.

Just another foot and New Orleans will go under water again.

They are evacuating where I am here, lake is starting to come inland up here on the North Shore.

Look on the bright side, your house will be totally totally clean when it's over. Sorry, that's the brightest I can come up with.
 
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