Scary stuff. We made it through Sandy on Long Island back in 2012, so hoping only good thoughts to those of you in the path of Harvey.

Thanks from Houston! Prayers please.

Thanks from South Texas. I'm on the south-side of Harvey so it won't be to bad. No rain, very little wind but the drop in temperature wonderful!

Thinking of you all. Stay safe!

Many thanks. Here in South-Central Texas, a little northwest of San Antonio we have flash flood warnings and forecasts for anywhere from 2-20 inches depending on location and whether or not Harvey moves through rapidly or stalls.

The rain looks like it's going to be of the "Where the heck is the Ark" caliber! Yikes!!

50 miles West of Houston, expecting lots of rain but only winds of around 40 mph, but Harvey seems very undecided about how and where to finally end up.

I'm near-ish to Mr. Virgil, smack dab in the middle of Central TX, and yeah, we're under threat of a possible 20" of rain here, too. Staying home all weekend, hoping my husband makes it home safe (he's flying in from Florida).

we are south of houston and west of galveston, wind isn't supposed to be too bad, we're close enough to the coast we'll be inundated if the storm goes down the coast worst estimates i've seen for rainfall in our area is over 4 feet...which i can't imagine and know it would be an absolute disaster..... we were flooded in the neighborhood for over three weeks a year ago in june from the brazos river, but we kept power and our home didn't flood...just all the exits to the neighborhood and about half the houses here....2 really good things are happening here, temps are down in the 70s and the love bugs apparently don't like heavy rainfall.....

Thinking of you Texans.

Those in the path of the storm, if you have electricity, please check in.

We have electricity in NW Houston. Tornado touched down near here. Rain off and on. No flooding in my area.

Corpus to Houston, and all the way up to La Grange and Bastrop, report when y'all can.

So far, one fatality in Rockport, where Harvey hit. :-(

Situation is pretty dire here in Houston. Homes and streets are flooded. Rain continues. We still have power. No water in house at this time. Thank you, Houzzers, for your thoughts and prayers.

Watching the weather down there and keeping all in the path in my thoughts and prayers. Makes the little things SO insignificant....

Keep checking in folks.

over 20" rain (the rain gauge overflowed a couple of times before I could get out and dump it). Haven't lost power at all, our property is East of the Brazos River but not in the 'river bottom', so we are high (but not dry!). Lots of low spots on the property that hold water, i.e. a mini-lake. No leaks in home, cats are hanging out on front, covered porch.

Haven't left property since Friday but suspect most roads around me are, at some point, under enough water it would not be safe to drive on them, even in daylight. Very thankful this is the property we ended up with since it doesn't seem to flood. Lots of water running over it to get to the river though.

Grandson is LEO in town where our county seat is and, of course, working without a day off - he has the night shift. Said it was tough to get to town (12 miles) and doubted he would be able to get back home in the morning due to roads being flooded. We do have a smallish creek North of us that tends to close the road in this amount of rain.

Hoping things improved, I am supposed to fly out on Thursday heading for Cloudcroft, NM via El Paso.

Such awful devastation. Thank you to all heroes out there who are trying to help.

Our situation continues to worsen with unrelenting rain. Flooding everywhere. Please continue to pray for us. Thank you for caring!

Mark and New-beginning you are in our thoughts.