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~ 7 years ago Aug 27, '17 5:58pm

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I'll offer a couple...My apologies in advance for the quality, think my lens got foggy or something...Here's the entrance to Jesse Jones Park...It's flooded as you can see but I've seen it almost touching the gate before...

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~ 7 years ago Aug 27, '17 6:12pm

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^^^ I bet the catfishin' is good in them woods!

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~ 7 years ago Aug 27, '17 6:49pm

Lake Houston by Huffman Bridge. Highest I've seen, "with it still raining"!!

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~ 7 years ago Aug 27, '17 6:52pm

Lake Houston at Atascocita Shores marina now- there's sooo much debris in the water!!

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~ 7 years ago Aug 27, '17 7:02pm

@Tuckersmom

It costs alot of money for debris removal every time the lake floods. Also a treasure trove of weird stuff you find!

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~ 7 years ago Aug 27, '17 7:06pm

@CelticStorm That must be why there's a man out there picking thru it all! I'm just waiting for him to slip and fall in!!

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~ 7 years ago Aug 27, '17 7:16pm

Coast guard Helicopter is at Riverwood middle school in the back of KW along KW drive

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~ 7 years ago Aug 28, '17 2:51am

Hey City of Houston, if looking for one of your buoys from Lake Houston, I think I might know where it is!

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~ 7 years ago Aug 28, '17 3:19am

Amazing images. Hope everyone is safe.

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~ 7 years ago Aug 28, '17 6:51am

@CelticStorm I think that is a fishing buoy, I found a bunch of them last flood

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~ 7 years ago Aug 28, '17 8:11am

@EddyFree Do you the bike trail is tore up?

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~ 7 years ago Aug 28, '17 9:28am

Every once in awhile, Mother Nature has her way. Whole subdivision Beltway 8 and Tidwell is being evacuated. I also heard that the Kroger's in Atascocita was hit by a tornado last night. That has not been confirmed.

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~ 7 years ago Aug 28, '17 11:08am

Do you the bike trail is tore up?

@Its me

I doubt it...It's all under water but once the waters recede it should be fine...It will probably be covered in debris/mud/sand but the parks crew will have it back in shape in no time....I've seen major sand cover the trails many times after big storms, especially those close to the creek...The parks crew will get in there with a bulldozer and have them cleared in no time once they make sure they're safe to travel(no weak trees, etc.)...