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| Topic: Prayers for Texas Flood Zones | |
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Would invite those who find the great comfort in prayer and being the hands and feet of faith to remember the folks that are dealing in the flood zones of Texas. Know we have a lot of members on Mingle from there and want to say we are aware of your hardships. Hang in there. Also aware many of the communities in the Midwest have already had a very tough storm season. Please post if you are in need. Mingleland does care.
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As shocking as this has been my niece reminded me today about some FB messages she & I had exchanged back in 2011 about the 'prayers for rain' because of the drought they were suffering through!
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Take Care and be safe
Praying for you all |
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Don't think we will be complaing about a drought anytime soon. I swear the animals are pairing up
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Praying for our friends in Texas.
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Edited by
teasel
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Thu 05/28/15 12:19 AM
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Please remember Oklahoma as well.
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Praying for you all in Texas and Oklahoma
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Yes the great state of Oklahoma and Kansas have really gotten the brutal hand of nature. Other neighboring states as well. I have a neighbor that has gone to Missouri now for five years running trying to keep ahead of storm damage.
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May God save Texas folks from the dangers of the storm. Glory be to the Father, to the Son and to the Holly Spirit...
Amen. |
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 Sending Prayers out to all those in the flood areas. |
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Still keeping you all in prayers. Know it can sometimes feel like once you slip from the headlines people are forgetting but want all our Mingle family to know thinking good thoughts for you.
Keep checking in and by all means tell us what you need. |
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Edited by
RebelArcher
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Mon 06/15/15 08:33 PM
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The Eastern Texas and Oklahoma area could be hit with more flooding.....
"" Regardless of whether or not 91L becomes Tropical Storm Bill before it makes landfall, the system will post a distinct threat of serious flooding over a broad swath from eastern Texas into Oklahoma. Both states just experienced the wettest single month in their history, and soils remain near saturation. Even without such a worrisome precondition, systems like 91L are notorious for producing enormous amount of rain, sometimes with tragic results. 91L has a large and very moist circulation, and steering currents will be weak as the system slowly moves around a strong, hot dome of high pressure over the Southeast. Slow-moving systems need not be intense prior to landfall to generate huge rainfalls once they’re inland, as demonstrated by a number of Gulf of Mexico systems during June and July, when upper flow is often listless. Tropical Storm Allison is a textbook example: in June 2001, Allison drifted into east Texas, then circled back southward and made a second landfall in Louisiana, dumping as much to 38” of rain over six days across parts of the Houston area. Catastrophic flooding from Allison killed at least 41 people and caused some $9 billion in damage. Michael Lowry, hurricane specialist with The Weather Channel, points out that three of the five wettest tropical cyclones on record for the U.S. mainland occurred in Texas, and none of them attained hurricane strength. These include Allison as well as Tropical Storm Claudette, which led to a national 24-hour rainfall record on July 25-26, 1979, near Alvin, Texas—an astounding 42 inches (possibly underreported by as much as three inches due to an overflowing gauge, according to NOAA)."" http://www.wunderground.com/blog/JeffMasters/comment.html?entrynum=3018  
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We're screwed!
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We're screwed! ugh, supposed to make landfall sometime between now and the morning... we'll get it first... 
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It just started pouring...
 I'm 80 miles inland from Gulf.
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The Eastern Texas and Oklahoma area could be hit with more flooding..... "" Regardless of whether or not 91L becomes Tropical Storm Bill before it makes landfall, the system will post a distinct threat of serious flooding over a broad swath from eastern Texas into Oklahoma. Both states just experienced the wettest single month in their history, and soils remain near saturation. Even without such a worrisome precondition, systems like 91L are notorious for producing enormous amount of rain, sometimes with tragic results. 91L has a large and very moist circulation, and steering currents will be weak as the system slowly moves around a strong, hot dome of high pressure over the Southeast. Slow-moving systems need not be intense prior to landfall to generate huge rainfalls once they’re inland, as demonstrated by a number of Gulf of Mexico systems during June and July, when upper flow is often listless. Tropical Storm Allison is a textbook example: in June 2001, Allison drifted into east Texas, then circled back southward and made a second landfall in Louisiana, dumping as much to 38” of rain over six days across parts of the Houston area. Catastrophic flooding from Allison killed at least 41 people and caused some $9 billion in damage. Michael Lowry, hurricane specialist with The Weather Channel, points out that three of the five wettest tropical cyclones on record for the U.S. mainland occurred in Texas, and none of them attained hurricane strength. These include Allison as well as Tropical Storm Claudette, which led to a national 24-hour rainfall record on July 25-26, 1979, near Alvin, Texas—an astounding 42 inches (possibly underreported by as much as three inches due to an overflowing gauge, according to NOAA)."" http://www.wunderground.com/blog/JeffMasters/comment.html?entrynum=3018 ^^^^^^^where I live.... It is starting..raining hard wind getting bad
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Ya'll Texas folks stay safe.....read a post on another site that said 10-14 inches of rain for some areas. Was just a post I cant link it.
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It just started pouring... I'm 80 miles inland from Gulf. just sprinkling here... but i'm at least 30 miles north of you... |
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Y'll stay safe down there. I would be so grateful if you could send that up here to us in AK.. we have a couple of fires that are bad...
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