Photos and Video Of The Houston-Area Floods From Our Readers
Residents of the city of Houston surely wish that Hurricane Harvey had gone a different direction. This is a view of I‑10 at Washington Avenue. Photo by Long Ty
We normally only publish articles about food and beverage in the Houston area, but we’re making an exception to document an exceptionally bad time.
Here are first-hand photos and videos from our readers that show the mind-boggling flooding in the Houston area caused by Hurricane (now tropical storm) Harvey. It is destroying homes, damaging businesses and even washing away roads.
All photos and videos have been used with permission and remain the property of their owners. We will add to this gallery as time allows today. Readers are welcome to submit additional photos or video links, but please note we must have permission from the photographer in order to consider publishing his or her work.
Video of a water rescue at 610 and Braeswood by Adam Brackman
Shot from the pedestrian bridge over White Oak Bayou. Video by Fulton Broemer.
Water falls onto 59 from the streets above. Video by Mike Copenhaver.
The unlucky owner of this truck parked downtown is going to be very disappointed. Photo by Brandon Ricks
This photo, shot near The Spaghetti Warehouse in downtown Houston, proves that even the ducks want nothing to do with this flooding. Photo by Andreea Jula
Looking down Travis Street from El Big Bad. Photo by Federico Montemayor Jr.
North Main at I-45, shot from a bridge above. Photo by Mikey Nguyen
Floods washed away part of this bridge in Rosenberg. Photo by Jessica Schmidt
An almost totally submerged car in the Kroger parking lot at Cypresswood and Highway 249. Photo by Troy Fields
Looking across the flood at Wortham Center. Photo by Mauro Luna
Canoeing down a residential lane in Briargrove Park. Photo by Lauren Postler
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