Yes he does. I think the weather channel people sometimes forget we didn’t go to Meteorology colleges. Sometimes they speak and I hear that Peanuts cartoon teacher.

Just drove through Katy was flooding on I-10

You are correct 💯👍🏽

He does have a doctorate 🤷🏼‍♀️ and he has been weather obsessed since he was a boy. We are talking life long learning! He’s the BEST!!!

@@Mrsjam96Yes. God bless him and his.

Could your sister go to stay with family till it passes it may help her anxiety 🤷🏼‍♀️ Always scary when you by yourself!

I don't pray but lord I forgot that. Fingers crossed 😢

I remember that. It was awful! I was a kid.

I was there ! August 92. People were paying $500 for a bag of ice.

My aunt rode it out in her concrete block house....ended up with someone's storage shed in her home thru the sliding glass door....said she'd never ride another one out again 😔

Hurricanes are no joke glad you got through. PTS you will never forget it. GODSPEED🙏

Moreso Matagora it looks like, Houston is a decent ways inland. Still gonna rain a lot and have some strong gusts.

Going fishing

​@notsure1872 big fish I hope. May not need bait

It will do nothing

@@jase4270 what won't?

We don’t have basements here in HOU so the under the stairs is all we got!!! I’m NW in Magnolia- prayers to all! Get prepared if you already haven’t!!!

I was ground zero for Harvey Houston did get a lot of rain but you didn't feel it's full fury. GODSPEED🙏

🙏 pray for God's protection...believe

@@Morsecloud4567 that's how I felt when I moved to Houston several years ago from the north...it gets easier with each storm.

@@chrisclausen1796 You haven't experienced a Cat 3 or stronger storm here yet friend. This Cat I storm, even if it briefly makes it to Cat 2 right at landfall, is nothing! Until you have tried living in the Houston area for a few weeks without power in 100+ degree summertime sunny days, you don't know what you are in for! The real danger this storm poses is the loss of power and the fast return of summertime temps and humidity beyond anything you have ever experienced... people will likely die of heat strokes later this week, not from their homes blowing away or flooding during the storm. Most portable generators will not pull a central AC system, and those that will pull a central AC system will go thru fuel at a ferocious rate of speed! Gas stations will not have power to pump gas from their tanks, so good luck finding more fuel after the storm has passed and the power remains out. Do you have a hose to syphon gas from your car or truck to feed your generator? Do you even know how to syphon fuel with a hose? These are the things you aught to be thinking about... if you have a portable generator and it runs on gas, then you have to have enough gas to run it for a few days straight at least. And if your generator can't pull your home's central ac, then you need a smaller window ac unit that it can pull just to keep a bedroom cooled down to sleep in because trust me you cannot sleep or stay for long in a home without power when it's reached 97 degrees in your hallway and you have no way to cool even a single room in the house! Just saying, from experience.

If you're advised to evacuate - do it. Otherwise secure a safe room in the house - preferably a bathroom without windows.

Interior room and no windows in a strong part of the home, including a walk in closet.

Land or tropical related, especially cases where both are in play, Reed is the man! Best wishes to all in the path of the storm, including your pecan trees.

@@jimo-tx6385 I live in Trinity 🌊🦖🌊

Yes! That dam is ready to give way!

Stay safe

It's n​ot as much fun, but always do. @@mwhappy24

Nice Richard!

Garwood here.

Can you believe HEB had limits on Briskets. I understand water but was surprised, guess it’s Texas! 🤣

@@scarter8137 Didn't realize brisket would be in such high demand that HEB has to ration it. We're making a big ol pot of gumbo.

@@eve_bee - Sounds delicious! Neighbor made pot of Jambalaya 😃 We did a breakfast casserole and fresh peach cobbler. Live in townhouse so we usually share with neighbor! Stay safe 🤗

@@scarter8137 Yummmm! Y'all stay safe, too

I am in Spring this will wipe out our power

My kids and two grandkids have just moved to Spring-The Woodlands from the Mountain West. They have no experience with any type of storm like this 😢

@@cathycolton1387 ooohnooo God be with them get in bath tub with blankets if you have to

Pop's moved from Magnolia to Willis area few years back. Stay safe y'all, take care of each other.

@@alicewoodard2373 Rude? I don’t think so. Are you welcoming the illegals?

I didn't suggest that, don't be triggered, but this is not the space to discuss that, this is a storm chaser / weather site.👎​@@Enjoythepour

@@Enjoythepour- Not what he said 🤷🏼‍♀️

I know right Terrible

@@nango4073if Houston officials call for shelter in place or evacuation, follow those guidelines above all. Typically they ask people to stay off roads, stay home etc since it only further endangers first responders trying to rescue people

Non essential personnel will not be required to go to work! They don’t need the traffic 🤷🏼‍♀️

😮

What kind of musician? Don’t you know,magician,musician and meteologists are the same thing. 😂 🙏🏻

@@Maven0666 good one. lol

Definitely chicken!

Egg and hot sauce. That's what matters

@@jmjones7897 good point

Tell your city to come and get some. Not trying to make this situation light but too bad drought stricken areas can't just go get water from flooded areas.

@@amymartin6290 well, if it only worked that way

Yes it is battling some dry air but I think that will ramp up the tornado threat

How father inland? Watch for a surge of water. A surge of water is of importance.