TS Alberto’s storm surge eats away at Bolivar Peninsula sand dunes

The Houston area dodged the worst of Tropical Storm Alberto, but that doesn’t mean we got away without a scratch.

[@billlong8385]

The barrier islands are put there by nature to absorb waves and wind in order to protect the mainland. Building/living on a barrier island is putting a targer on your structure. It's just a matter of time before it is consumed by the ocean (and the government can't do "something ")

[@normapinero9444]

🙏🙏🛐🙏🌍🙏🛐🙏🙏

[@raymondsullivan7230]

I've just seen that house fall into the river two times the same house RPS 111

[@eddiedesantiago5733]

Why they allow ppl to build up homes right at the beach????? Must be money and infatuation - Enjoy the spoils - And when your nice homes get swept away with a nice and rewarding big storm :)

[@Playsinthedirt]

"He who controls the weather controls the world." Lyndon B Johnson 1962

[@Playsinthedirt]

@@isocarboxazid It's easy enough to find it on the internet my dear! Haha Great research there. 😅😂😂😂😂😂

[@EdwardM919]

By 2050 its going to look a lot different, sea level rise for TX is predicted to be between 3 to 6 ft. Better sell now.

[@barbiedahl]

I was going to say, "do you think we can admit that climate change is real now" and then I read the other comment.🤦🏻‍♀️

[@sandylipscomb7003]

Sad🥵

[@Jcruises_]

No sht uh you live near the ocean you get swept away

[@davidescobar923]

Wen will people understand Jesus is talking to us

[@barbiedahl]

You can't pray climate change away...

[@Playsinthedirt]

For those with ears to hear 💯

[@billybudd45]

It's time for yall to move to higher ground

[@BruceLee-lm7lh]

Homes should not be there