HOUSTON – There have been reports of flooded streets and neighborhoods across the Houston area Thursday due to Imelda's impact.
We have gathered several social posts on what residents are saying about the flood event:
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Hope everyone is safe out in Houston dealing with the floods. 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
— James Harden (@JHarden13) September 19, 2019
This Houston weather is straight up apocalyptic. Craziest storm I’ve heard. #houwx
— cedoikawa (@cedoik5) September 19, 2019
Alright Imelda you can go now!!!! #houston #houwx
— TarynsWorld (@TarynsWorld) September 19, 2019
#houwx wow look at this moisture pull coming off the GOM!!! Crazy.
— loon (@loon) September 19, 2019
Clouds moving so fast. Not good. pic.twitter.com/YKVCkxpnE5
Water in my 🚙! Fantastic! #houstonweather #HoustonFlood
— Ojai (@_Ojai_) September 19, 2019
Wall Collapse at the Galleria. Yellow exit ramp to Westheimer closed @RekhaKHOU @chitakhou @marshdeedee pic.twitter.com/qQ4Lzp14iJ
— Wallis Marsh (@WallisMarsh) September 19, 2019
The waters are rising in Houston. Brays Bayou is normally 15 feet lower. I had to turn back twice to avoid street flooding. pic.twitter.com/DhKPRfyq7E
— George Baker (@Energia_com) September 19, 2019
Thought I wanted to live in Houston after graduation. ISSA NO for me dog, back to Dallas I go. I AM FLABBERGASTED pic.twitter.com/dgMT6Fj5R9
— The Waters of Lake Listerine (@princessTAYLER) September 19, 2019
My heart breaks for Houston. So many just finished renovations from the aftermath Harvey.
— xan 🦋 (@xandriaelise) September 19, 2019
Houston right now 💀 https://t.co/dTj1gwqEPf
— SpoopyDweeb (@christhedweebs) September 19, 2019
Since moving to Houston 5 years ago the city is averaging a catastrophic flood per year. Gov. Abbott is failing Texas by ignoring climate change. https://t.co/LxtfFIc6uc
— Q (@GameOverMike) September 19, 2019
📷: Kingwood inundated with heavy rain from Tropical Depression Imelda. #Imelda #houstonweather pic.twitter.com/4y8tBlhA0R
— 📷 Jason Fochtman (@JFoch) September 19, 2019
Trying to find a route home when Houston is flooding is an extreme sport.
— DJ T-FRESH (@TheDJTFresh) September 19, 2019
The #flooding is getting worse in #houston pic.twitter.com/693QXLaXGX
— Marc Longoria (@MarcLongoria) September 19, 2019
FLOODED: More than two feet of rain has fallen in the Houston area from Tropical Storm Imelda and 10 more inches are forecast.
— FierceWarriorNStilettos (@InactionNever) September 19, 2019
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Downtown Houston pic.twitter.com/mqxig7pYSG
— Evelyn🦄 (@ev3lyn_) September 19, 2019
@AOC Houston Texas under water again! pic.twitter.com/kLwgyuf4jw
— Ernesto J Torres (@ernestojtorres7) September 20, 2019
I text my friend in Houston Texas and asked if she was ok from the flooding and that I was worried about her and this is what she sends me back pic.twitter.com/m7UkW5c7iN
— ✨Kelsiiii ✨ (@keepupwithkelsi) September 20, 2019
Houston has experienced two 1,000 year floods in two years. How can people continue to deny that climate change exists?
— Dylan Dickens (@Dickv1) September 20, 2019