Team coverage: Storms bring flooding threat back to the Houston area Sunday

[@davidnorth3411]

It has dropped a lot , 5 inch’s around the watershed that feeds into the San Jac river , theirs another issue though , a trailing section that is setting another track of heavy rain for an hour or more on the northern Harris county are , like putting a cork on the draining for today .

[@branchestarot]

Be careful of lime disease. Great reporting

[@davidnorth3411]

Wednesday will be the relief before people can really get in and access damage to their homes

[@BajatheChickenMan]

Cant catch a break.

[@queenmothervirgomaat9969]

And you won’t

[@fuzzy3440]

So areas that are flood plains and have flooded repeatedly, are flooding. Got it.

[@ziggystardust7888]

Wat City is this ????

[@queenmothervirgomaat9969]

What?

[@monikasturm2575]

😮 Channelview is flooding? 🤔 Where did they think all the water let out of Lake Conroe, Lake Livingston, and Lake Houston was going to go? Down the San Jac to Burnet Bay, to Tabbs Bay, into Trinity Bay. Plus Channelview, oh look at the name, It's not talking about TV or KZbin channels, is where the Bayous let out too.

[@amandabruney3835]

Sewage, venomous snakes, alligators, piles of floating red ants.

[@richardthetroll6758]

Watch out for alligators as well . They are out there

[@myturn2runit]

Be quiet. Alligators aren’t worried about you people

[@thetrilogy80]

Watch for snakes. Damn a alligator.

[@dude8273]

sharks too.

[@dontblameme6328]

If you live in that area snakes and alligators are nothing new. Geez. Snowflakes

[@johnwalker863]

Nah, we gonna drive straight in to deep water . Silly

[@dontblameme6328]

Gives them a reason to keep their DEI staff on screen and make crook Lina seem like a leader.

[@dontblameme6328]

Drama Drama Drama These places flood routinely.