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lspencer534
08-30-2017, 1:14pm
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Bill
08-30-2017, 1:37pm
This storm is some kind of relentless, !@#$ing juggernaut. Port Arthur east of Houston is flooded out now, as most of us in H-Town are seeing sunshine. People behind the reservoirs in Houston are flooding now, as it starts backing up, which really sucks, because they thought they had made it.

lspencer534
08-30-2017, 1:45pm
That's what 15+ Trillion gallons of rainfall does.... NOLA got about 5-6 Trillion gallons from Katina.

snide
08-30-2017, 2:01pm
Damn.

boracayjohnny
08-30-2017, 2:55pm
That's what 15+ Trillion gallons of rainfall does.... NOLA got about 5-6 Trillion gallons from Katina.

Yep, I read those figures too.

VITE1
08-30-2017, 3:13pm
:sadangel::sadangel:

04 commemorative
08-30-2017, 3:19pm
So sad....wonder what will happen with flood insurances after this one.

Black94lt1
08-30-2017, 3:46pm
That's what 15+ Trillion gallons of rainfall does.... NOLA got about 5-6 Trillion gallons from Katina.

Damn, I didn't know that detail

snide
08-30-2017, 3:51pm
So sad....wonder what will happen with flood insurances after this one.

Dunno, but I'm sure my home owners insurance will be going up. :slap:

C5SilverBullet
08-30-2017, 3:56pm
That's what 15+ Trillion gallons of rainfall does.... NOLA got about 5-6 Trillion gallons from Katina.

News is saying 9 trillion, but whatever.

They said it is enough water to cover the lower 48 in 0.17" of water.

Cybercowboy
08-30-2017, 4:00pm
This storm is some kind of relentless, !@#$ing juggernaut. Port Arthur east of Houston is flooded out now, as most of us in H-Town are seeing sunshine. People behind the reservoirs in Houston are flooding now, as it starts backing up, which really sucks, because they thought they had made it.

It's totally different than the other Gulf hurricanes that I can remember in that by now we'd be getting rain bands up here. But it all stayed down there this time. Even with Katrina we got a bunch of rain about 4-5 days later.

Aerovette
08-30-2017, 5:48pm
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Aerovette
08-30-2017, 5:50pm
Enough rain fell to fill a cube 2 miles x 2 miles x 2 miles.

SubZero
08-30-2017, 7:59pm
News is saying 9 trillion, but whatever.

They said it is enough water to cover the lower 48 in 0.17" of water.

if each one of those gallons were a dollar, it would only pay off half of our national debt :shots::Entropy:

Bill
08-30-2017, 10:16pm
if each one of those gallons were a dollar, it would only pay off half of our national debt :shots::Entropy:

It would if price gouging wasn'tvillegal.

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MrPeabody
08-31-2017, 5:03pm
My wife says she read it would take 17 days for that much water to go over Niagra Falls.