Hurricane Harvey Update: Still fine.

Just in case you were worried. I'm safe and sound.

Comments

[Orangemann]

dont die

[Piemaster128]

After seeing the news, I will admit I was a bit worried. Thank you for the update, I feel much better now

[Singularity Dream]

Eh, Iron Horse is finished so my concern is minimal.

Joking of course. Continue staying safe!

[Jacktank10]

Thank god your alright

[Reese]

Good to know; thanks. :)

[JFalk]

Good to know!

Be careful and good luck!

[Amusementist]

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Same.

Kidding! Stay Safe Hat! I will kill you if you die! I NEED THAT IRON HORSE SEQUAL!!

[The Hat Man]

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Oh my god, you have no idea how hard I laughed at that.

[Georg]

Iron Horse II - Turing Test becomes a submarine

[Singularity Dream]

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Glad to give you a laugh.

4650160
Shoo Beep Doo?

[Zyrian]

Good

[Lancerlot]

According to the map, it's beating up Victoria now, and expected to wander out to sea briefly, then veer inland again to pass through Houston. Maybe you can get pictures?

[GenerousGhibli]

Glad you're okay, Hatsie. I'm not gonna lie, I was kind of worried about you, being right there in the path.

Of course, I'm a fairly on-edge guy on a good day, so take that as you will.

[The Hat Man]

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Possibly. I'm keeping an eye on things, but right now it's just really damp out there.

[The Hat Man]

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Trust me, the folks back home keep asking me for updates as well, so you're in good company.

[GenerousGhibli]

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Well, glad it's not just me!

[Lancerlot]

4650315
Good news for Houston: Harvey's projected path has shifted east, and is now expected to hit Beaumont.
Sorry about that, Beaumont...
Update: Harvey's projected path is continuing to shift eastward as of Monday night.
Now I'm starting to wonder if Louisiana is in for another unwanted visitor.

[Fred_XD]

yay

[The Hat Man]

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Ha! Well, the good news is that I'm still fine and got through the storm pretty well. Still a lot of water around, but it actually looks like the worst stuff is over. And hey, I don't even have to return to work until Tuesday, so I think I made out pretty well.

[Lancerlot]

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Just some morbid curiosity here: How high did the water get at your place?
Some areas shown by news media look to be flooded with raw sewage. That's not going to clean up quick...

[The Hat Man]

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At my place? Not that high. But the road nearby my place still has standing water on the sides. A tree toppled over near my apartment complex too, but nothing too severe. I got off lucky, but a lot of folks here in H-town weren't so fortunate.
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[Lancerlot]

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Glad to hear things aren't quite the apocalypse the newscasts were painting.
All I'm dealing with here up north is approx. 200 micro-grams of wood smoke per cubic meter of air. That's what the website said, anyway. Visibility is about a quarter mile, and the whole world smells like a camp fire. Compared to Houston, we're having a good day!

[The Hat Man]

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Ah jeez, that doesn't sound fun. Well, hope things clear up for you soon.

But still, I should emphasize that I'm okay, but plenty of areas around Houston are in terrible shape.