Here's the best reason I've seen yet to stay out of the SE Texas and SW Louisiana areas.
RECORD HIGHS FOR TOMORROW (SEP 26)...
IAH________CLL________GLS 96 (1931)___98 (1920)____90 (1939) ( IAH-Houston Airport, CLL-College Sta,TX, GLS-Galveston) EXPECT RECORD HIGHS FOR ALL OF ABOVE TO BE BROKEN TOMORROW. http://www.srh.noaa.gov/productview.php?pil=AFDHGX&max=51
Very few places have electricity. Evacuees returning early are now faced with Record Breaking Temperatures, no running water, air conditioning or ways to cool themselves.
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