Severe Weather Thread

Roughly 10-15” over about 4.5 hours, depending on where you were, in the hardest hit spots. Highest in areas northeast of town. West side was less. Around my office was more like 8 over about 3.5 hours. Which honestly doesn’t sound crazy but it piles up around here with all the concrete.

 

DI works was an Air Traffic Controller in Houston. 4 inches of water in the basement started shorting out equipment. Almost ad to shut down the airspace.

 

There’s a basement?

IAH was in ground stop for most of the day - it’s a pretty busy airport so I’m sure that caused nightmares.

Cars (sedans) were literally covered completely in water sitting on I-45. Cars were in water over the bottom of the doors all the way across Houston on I-10. A semi was up to its window in water on 59. It came down in a hurry.

 

We will legit take some of that rain.

I don’t even mow my grass anymore, I mow my dust.

 

just the tip of it though

 

If mid tn people arent careful, there are going to be some accidental fires due to this drought.

 

Snow. On November 12. Snow.

So much for global warming!

*ducks to avoid IPs hatred*

 

I’m out of milk and bread and no school today.
Was nice knowing you all.

 

Do you have alcohol? If so you will be aight.

 

This.

 

Liquid bread

 

Frickin' polar vortex.

 

Will it be 3000 degrees this winter or what?

 

Tornado in Hancock County.

 

There are contiguous severe thunderstorm warnings from the Gulf of Mexico to NE TN.

 

Earthquake!!!!

 

That's not weather.

 

Came here to post same thing. Bothers me when people post about subjects in wrong areas

 

How about those Chiefs?