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originally posted by: Cauliflower
a reply to: TXTriker
Its a big storm..
The northernmost of the three bays is Matagordo and the nuclear power plant sticks down in the bay.
Highest winds might miss it by 25 miles but Matagordo looks like it will get the worst storm surge.
I'm not sure what effect the barrier islands will have on storm surge further south but the tide at Matagorda bay will likely pile up and flood at the northern end
The plant is designed to withstand 157 mph winds and it takes a while shut a nuclear power plant down.
I would be more worried about the high tension power lines near the plant.
originally posted by: SonOfThor
a reply to: TXTriker
Port A is gonna get slammed... was just there last summer for my buddies bachelor party and they know lots of folks down there, including a crazy (and amazingly awesome) charter fishing captain who are riding this out. I am very worried about them...
Looks like for now my colleagues family dodged a bullet (not sure about flooding to come)
Coast Guard Sector Corpus Christi watchstanders received a call around 3:40 a.m. Friday about a 160-foot vessel taking on water.
GALVESTON, Texas - Four Galveston-bound cruise ships with a combined 20,000 passengers on board are forced to remain in the Gulf of Mexico as they await Harvey's passage.
- Rockport, Texas, officials are advising residents who refuse to evacuate to write their names and Social Security number on a forearm, Mayor Pro Tem Patrick Rios told CNN. Rios said it will "help out first responders should they find a body."
originally posted by: DancedWithWolves
a reply to: liveandlearn
Hate even sharing this one.
- Rockport, Texas, officials are advising residents who refuse to evacuate to write their names and Social Security number on a forearm, Mayor Pro Tem Patrick Rios told CNN. Rios said it will "help out first responders should they find a body."
originally posted by: ketsuko
originally posted by: DancedWithWolves
a reply to: liveandlearn
Hate even sharing this one.
- Rockport, Texas, officials are advising residents who refuse to evacuate to write their names and Social Security number on a forearm, Mayor Pro Tem Patrick Rios told CNN. Rios said it will "help out first responders should they find a body."
I heard them say that on FOX.
That's grim, but if you were told to go and you didn't and there is no help able to come for you ...