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Pleak Fire Department FBC ESD #6 Pleak Fire Department FBC ESD #6

5 days ago

Barry update.You've probably seen the news, Tropical Storm Barry's forecast is "favorable" for Fort Bend County. We're not in the clear until this thing loses energy and moves inland, as we've learned from the past. Our office will keep monitoring the storm and will update you if conditions worsen for our area. For now, try to enjoy the clear skies responsibly, this heat can really affect you if you're not too careful! ... See MoreSee Less

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6 days ago

New update as of noon.UPDATE from the National Weather Service conference call at 12 Noon today- Tropical Storm Barry is expected to become a hurricane later this evening or tomorrow.There is still a lot of uncertainty so the next 24- 48 hrs will be important. Those of us who have lived here all our lives know that storm forecasts can change day to day, so it is important to stay alert and pay attention to forecasts. The City's Emergency management team will keep our Facebook pages updated with current news/ changing conditions as we know them. Prepare now for the possibility of heavy rainfall. The tropics are heating up, so these preparations will serve well through the hurricane season even if we are spared by this one. Residents can prepare by securing loose items around your homes and keeping storm drains clear. It is also a good idea to avoid parking on the street as they are designed to hold storm water during extreme events. For more information on Hurricane Preparedness and pulling together your Emergency Supply kit, visit www.Ready.gov/hurricanes. ... See MoreSee Less

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6 days ago

We will continue to update with information as it comes in.

Update at 11:00 - Houston included. Seet photo in comments.BREAKING: We have our first track forecast from the National Hurricane Center. It does predict a hurricane at landfall. Southeast Texas is in the cone. More to come on live TV at 11AM and at abc13.com. 11AM UPDATE: Right now NHC gives Galveston a 60% chance of tropical storm force winds and a 10% chance of hurricane force winds. Those numbers for Houston are 41% chance for tropical storm force winds and 5% for hurricane force winds. 10:30AM UPDATE: Please understand these initial forecast tracks for an undeveloped system are prone to high levels of uncertainty and we could see big shifts over the next 24 hours. Hurricane Hunter data will get fed into our computer models tonight, so we should gain some degree of confidence and clarity in the track when you wake up tomorrow morning. Also keep in mind this cone is predicting the possible path of the storm’s center. Impacts will extend well beyond the cone, and just because we’re on the left edge of the cone does not mean we are in the clear by any means. In fact, the National Hurricane Center says our coastline may be put under a tropical storm, hurricane, or storm surge watch as early as this evening. It is imperative that you stay aware of what’s happening these next 24 hours and start thinking about what you need to do to prepare your family in case a hurricane comes knocking on our door this weekend. If the storm tracks on the right edge of the cone, we’d have little to no impacts. That’s the range of possibilities we’re dealing with right now. We’ll get a new forecast track from the National Hurricane Center at 4PM and then again at 10PM. ... See MoreSee Less

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TTL	139	55
Jan	14	7
Feb	17	2
Mar	24	6
Apr	34	8
May	28	18
Jun	22	14
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