So, my family is in the Tomball area of Houston. They are WELL prepared with gas/food/generators. it's mid calf deep in the yard of my Mom/Stepdad, and it might get into the house. My sister's house is a few hundred feet away and so far they're doing fine. they are keeping in good spirits (gasping because they lost power during Game of Thrones). But my sister's hose is a bit higher than Mom's. Their pool might soon be joined by the marshlands that are forming around Mom's place.
This is my step dad standing in what's supposed to be his yard, but looks like a Florida marshland. My brother in law ventured out to the main street and said it's deep... they'll be staying put.
When I was down in Houston last month, I was able to go out on Lake Houston with one of the members of the Supra/moomba FB group, Scott. He has an SA that normally is moored on a lift. His house is waterfront.
He shared a couple pics on FB...
He took the boat off as access to his lift is under water:
And this is his back yard with Lake Houston starting to swallow it up. He's going to be moving stuff to higher ground and hopefully the roads are passable enough to have them even be able to get there to help him out.
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