Houston enhances its reputation for flooding
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Water main broke and now we got a water boil alert and HISD is closed tomorrow too.
Quote from: MaxConcrete on February 27, 2020, 07:30:45 PM
Houston enhances its reputation for flooding
A broken water main
can cause flooding, even on a clear, sunny day.
I remember something like that happening in Dallas years go. As I remember, it wasn't as severe. Something like that might happen if the water poured into the Canyon. I don't know what kind of drainage it has, and I don't remember if it was even in that area. On the news, they showed high water rescue crews working on streets in water that wasn't nearly as deep.