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To: Monkey Face; zzeeman

When I lived in Houston I stayed late to work one day, not hearing any reports that a Tropical Storm was expected to hit that evening. So I drove home in Tropical Storm Allison.

Allison went back out into the gulf after drenching Houston, then turned around and hit again. I was fortunate enough not to have to drive in it that time, but the storm drains were still too full to handle the downpour so there was a lot of flood damage in the city.

I left that weekend to visit my family (I was looking for work to follow them to a different city.) When I landed I heard a report that what was left of Tropical Storm Allison might hit the next day, depending on which way it went.

Fortunately, it went the other way and I didn’t have to go thorugh it 3 times.


3,465 posted on 10/15/2021 8:24:39 AM PDT by ArGee (This is a tagline. This is only a tagline. Had it been a post, it would have been told to look up.)
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To: ArGee

I’ve been in tropical storms, and that’s what this reminded me of. Glad to know that’s what it was and not something we couldn’t get out of.

It’s always interesting to me to hear stories of other people and their similar experiences.


3,466 posted on 10/15/2021 9:18:04 AM PDT by Monkey Face (~~ My housekeeping style is best described as: There appears to have been a struggle. ~~ FB ~~)
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To: ArGee

These storms can be amazing... minds of their own!


3,468 posted on 10/15/2021 6:51:11 PM PDT by zzeeman ("We can evade reality, but we cannot evade the consequences of evading reality." )
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