Good news - Corpus Christi has been spared the eyewall

[malaise]

The eye will be on land in an hour.
From the Weather Underground folks - the worst hit with wind and storm surge so far are Rockport, Fulton, Lamar, Holiday Beach.

[dalton99a]

1. Yep

[Judi Lynn]

2. Had not heard this. It is better, isn't it? Thank you. n/t

[malaise]

3. Yep

Read the comments here - some well informed weather folks

https://www.wunderground.com/cat6/major-hurricane-harvey-bears-down-texas-catastrophic-flooding-likely

[countryjake]

6. Oh Thank you for that link!

I've been scrambling trying to find someplace to track this storm for the past three hrs
...ready to throttle my man!

[malaise]

5. Thanks for that link

[countryjake]

8. Oops, gonna take that link out. I wasn't supposed to share it.

Didn't know it was unlisted, I hope I'm not too late to keep watching there, they gave me a warning.

Here's my post before I deleted it:

131 MPH Gust recorded at Port Aransas a bit ago

It looks like it's the Aransas National Wildlife Refuge that's taking the worst hit right now, both the section that's out on the barrier isle and the peninsula.

I'm watching a stream online tonight (stupid ass football) at the Weather Geeks YouTube channel...it's a slight time delay of the Weather Channel.

[malaise]

9. LOL for the link

I feel it for the wildlife

[malaise]

12. Good local coverage here

http://www.kristv.com/category/292861/live-stream

[countryjake]

7. Here's the Conus Loop...

If you go to the site here at the index, you can click on the National Loop and then zoom in on the Texas coast:

https://radar.weather.gov/Conus/Loop/

[Major Nikon]

10. Now we just gotta hope it dies out enough before it hits the Shiner brewry

[malaise]

11. If the experts are correct there well be five days of rain

lots of rain