What were you doing when the storm hit? Tell us your story
The past few weeks have been hard on Houstonians with two unexpected weather events, including flooding in Kingwood and Montgomery County and a derecho with hurricane-force winds bearing down on Houston's westside last week.
The effects are still being felt in Cypress, where thousands of residents and five Cy-Fair ISD schools are still without power. Local residents will likely be telling stories for years about where they were when the heavy winds first tore through Cypress, Spring Branch and the Heights.
What were you doing when the storm hit? How will you rebuild? How did your community come together? Tell us your story.
Ralph Green, Suburban reporter producer |
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