Lifelong weather watcher and enthusiast. Primarily tweets and commentary about Houston weather or tropical meteorology. Occasionally another thought. π³οΈβπ
Alright #Houston. We've talked about this for years. It's here. Don't be the reason #Harvey becomes a killer.
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@JeffLindner1@mattlanza@BillyForney3@TexasLiberty15@NWSHouston@JohnDawsonFox26@KAGS_Bob I casually suggested in another conversation that if the Greek Alphabet did get depleted in a season that storms be named with Roman Numerals after that. Cant really run out of those but then again these things probably shouldnβt be tempted π€·πΌββοΈ
Tips that helped me feel safer while flying:
β Flew with KN95 mask to protect others AND myself
β Sat at the rear of the aircraft with nobody behind me
β Practiced physical distancing even when others were not
β Carried hand sanitizer to use after touching common surfaces
September 8, 1900
A storm that changed history, landscapes and international relations. The deadliest US natural disaster to this day.
The Great Galveston Hurricane. You need not walk more than a few feet on the island as reminders are everywhere
#wxhistory#TodayInHistory
September 8th, 1900 - The greatest weather disaster in U.S. records occurred when a hurricane struck Galveston, TX.
~6,000 to 12,000 people died on Galveston Island and the mainland. Texas' most advanced city, Galveston, was nearly destroyed. #wxhistory
https://t.co/hmQm4sGvDA