It's pretty disastrous.Water is STILL rising and death toll hits 30. This is a major storm and it just keeps going =(
It's pretty disastrous.
This isn't on a Catrina level but, it's pretty damn close.
The ymca in our town is on about a 30ft hill above the parking and water made it inside.
For visualization purposes.....
For sure. Houston is the 4th biggest city in the nation, and the amount of money that goes through Houston is ridiculous. It's probably the biggest center of energy/oil in the country and a huge chunk of refinery assets are there. It's bad, you just don't hear the same amount of noise and whether that's because it's been handled better, media attention, or the results just aren't known yet I don't know.Its tough to compare to Katrina as we just don't know the scope of damage in Houston yet. I'll predict this is going to have a larger economic impact though.
It's pretty disastrous.
This isn't on a Catrina level but, it's pretty damn close.
The ymca in our town is on about a 30ft hill above the parking and water made it inside.
For visualization purposes.....
It's pretty disastrous.
This isn't on a Catrina level but, it's pretty damn close.
The ymca in our town is on about a 30ft hill above the parking and water made it inside.
For visualization purposes.....
Some areas got 50 inches of rain.Wow look at how high! Unbelievable! How many feet is that??
The environmental/economic impact is going to be pretty crazy.
The EPA is going to be chasing their tails with this. So many oil refineries and storage facilities. I lived in Houston for a year or so when I was in the oil field and I can't imagine.
My buddy was talking about getting out his air boat..lol
is there still a EPA?