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Aftermath: Hurricane Harvey _ Surveying The Damage, EP3

On August 25th, 2017, Houston, Texas prepared for what would end up being the worst and costliest natural disaster in U.S. history, estimated at a cost of $190 billion+. That's more costly than Hurricane Katrina and Superstorm Sandy combined. Bringing in 25 trillion gallons of rain water and 130mph CAT4 hurricane force winds, Houston and Texas stands strong as we prepare to rebuild a bigger and better city and state. • • • On Wednesday, September 6, 2017, my long-time friend Dale Moody landed in Houston, Texas, from Portland, Oregon, to help me clean and demo my house. After picking him up from IAH airport, we headed straight for the house to survey the damage that Hurricane Harvey and the Addicks Reservoir release had caused. The flood water breached my home on Monday night, August 28th, and didn't recede until the following Tuesday, September 5th. This Vlog entry shows just how foul flood water can be when it sits, for what would be longer then a week, in your home. Location: Concord Bridge Subdivision, Harris County, Houston, Texas Caused by: Flooding due to the controlled release of the Addicks Reservoir following Hurricane Harvey.