I lived in Houston for 20 years and moved away for a job opportunity. I still have friends there and keep track of things going on in the city. I lived in Montrose, and my house never flooded. But as climate change continues, I don't know what will happen. My house has been torn down and replaced with a cheaply built $2 million McMansion where they bulldozed the elevated lawn which was five feet above the street. Now, there's just a garage and a door at street level, and I don't think they have much protection (I hate the new house and mourn my 1920's thick-walled brick bungalow) from a major storm. Houston is so vulnerable. I now live in the upper Midwest where we may get a blizzard or a tornado, but it's far safer than living on the Gulf or the Atlantic coasts. This place is booming because of all the people leaving the South and the West Coast. We don't get hurricanes, but the climate has drastically changed and now even we have flooding here on the Plains. Things are changing fast. If I lived on the coast, I'd sell my property now before it becomes uninsurable and the real estate market plunges.
iam ready with my generator from harbor freight lol
Good luck
Have a generator from Harbor Freight....
They're great
I love Harbor Freight
My generator has gotten my through many a tough situation here over the last 15 years!
The flooding is what you shoudl be worried about
Let's hope this thing just gets more and more disorganized overnight. It is looking ragged right now.
Why he put it hitting Houston at the beginning 😂
😂😂
There were no sound from the beginning to 1:17 of the video. Just letting you know.
Texas, watch out!
Meteorologist Calvin explains things very well
not like others who explain... tooomuch
Why is only the left speaker working? It's your broadcast, not my TV.
No volume
Sound is a mess...
HAARP
Let’s hope it’s as disorganized when it hits as Biden was at the debates.
They can’t even produce a good sound quality so why trust their ability to predict any weather 🤷
Here we go again Greg Abbooooooott needs Biden’s help ! Greg get to high ground now !
I lived in Houston for 20 years and moved away for a job opportunity. I still have friends there and keep track of things going on in the city. I lived in Montrose, and my house never flooded. But as climate change continues, I don't know what will happen. My house has been torn down and replaced with a cheaply built $2 million McMansion where they bulldozed the elevated lawn which was five feet above the street. Now, there's just a garage and a door at street level, and I don't think they have much protection (I hate the new house and mourn my 1920's thick-walled brick bungalow) from a major storm. Houston is so vulnerable. I now live in the upper Midwest where we may get a blizzard or a tornado, but it's far safer than living on the Gulf or the Atlantic coasts. This place is booming because of all the people leaving the South and the West Coast. We don't get hurricanes, but the climate has drastically changed and now even we have flooding here on the Plains. Things are changing fast. If I lived on the coast, I'd sell my property now before it becomes uninsurable and the real estate market plunges.