Harvey: I live about 25 miles north of Houston on relatively high ground so not subject to flood. I have received an estimated 16 inches of rain since Friday. The ground is saturated.

JR45 Loc: Montgomery County, TX

I live about 25 miles north of Houston on relatively high ground so not subject to flood.
I have received an estimated 16 inches of rain since Friday. The ground is saturated.
They say the rain should end Thursday.
These from my front porch.

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kpmac Loc: Ragley, La

Looks like my yard. I am in southwest Louisiana. Expecting much additional rain here.

jerryc41 Loc: Catskill Mts of NY

JR45 wrote:

I live about 25 miles north of Houston on relatively high ground so not subject to flood.
I have received an estimated 16 inches of rain since Friday. The ground is saturated.
They say the rain should end Thursday.
These from my front porch.

When I saw your title, I thought immediately of Harvey, the invisible giant white rabbit. When I saw your first image with no rabbit visible, my thought was confirmed. I guess I was over-thinking it.

Harvey is going to take a lot of clean-up effort.

bigwolf40 Loc: Effort, Pa.

JR45 wrote:

I live about 25 miles north of Houston on relatively high ground so not subject to flood.
I have received an estimated 16 inches of rain since Friday. The ground is saturated.
They say the rain should end Thursday.
These from my front porch.

I have a son that lives in Humble Texas. You might no where this is. So far a lot of water but none in his house as of yet....Rich

LarryN Loc: Portland OR & Carbondale, CO

Glad you are on high ground. The number of people being impacted by Harvey is going to be astronomical.

PAR4DCR Loc: A Sunny Place

Harvey does not play nice. Getting quite a bit of rain in S. E. Louisiana also. Not NEAR what is going on in the Houston area though.

Don