Video shows cars left stranded after flooding caused by Hurricane Hanna's heavy rainfall over Southwest Texas https://t.co/4YOZrPb5fe pic.twitter.com/hyRwMqEz0k
— CBS News (@CBSNews) July 27, 2020
Watch the moment Hurricane Hanna's powerful winds flip over a tractor-trailer on a highway in Texas https://t.co/dJKxUhUF64 pic.twitter.com/yO6PB3i3cM
— CBS News (@CBSNews) July 27, 2020
Hurricane Hanna tore up fences, submerged cars, and brought 90-mph winds to Texas in the middle of the state’s COVID-19 crisis pic.twitter.com/NuZaUhUOHv
— NowThis (@nowthisnews) July 27, 2020
Hurricane Hanna lashes coronavirus-stricken Texas. @edlavaCNN reports. https://t.co/UlGfHnzFb8 pic.twitter.com/VDnA8xJhn8
— CNN Newsroom (@CNNnewsroom) July 27, 2020
Strong winds and rain create a choppy surf in Corpus Christi, Texas, as Hurricane Hanna churns off the coast. https://t.co/YHrCOUU60b pic.twitter.com/Z8tjz9g6vY
— ABC News (@ABC) July 25, 2020
Hurricane Hanna strengthened, with sustained winds of 90 mph, as it made landfall in Texas.
The Category 1 hurricane was moving west at about 8 mph when it made landfall at San Padre Island around 5 p.m. local time. https://t.co/V0612ljiR3 pic.twitter.com/hEx2PMbgqj
— ABC News (@ABC) July 26, 2020
A couple waded through floodwater to save their puppies after they “lost everything” else in their home in northeastern Mexico when the outer bands of Hurricane Hanna hit the region. https://t.co/5nONn4HSDC pic.twitter.com/QAk7hwyaN1
— ABC News (@ABC) July 29, 2020
HANNA'S WRATH: Video from inside a maternity hospital in the Mexican border city of Reynosa, shows staff attempting to move patients, including newborns in incubators, through flooded corridors after the outer bands of Hurricane Hana hit the area. https://t.co/i4Ij1RHtQO pic.twitter.com/HWoqHovFlT
— World News Tonight (@ABCWorldNews) July 27, 2020
Seeing several videos and photos of flooding from Hurricane Hanna from inside a hospital converted into a COVID-19 ward in the Mexican city of Reynosa. The city is on the border and right across from McAllen, Texas. https://t.co/5um1VTEeGE
— Adolfo Flores (@aflores) July 26, 2020
MUST WATCH VIDEO – Our thoughts are with those impacted by #Hanna's landfall in Texas. As you can see, entire neighborhoods are under water despite being on the weakest side of a hurricane. Hanna has now been downgraded to a depression. We'll have more on further impacts.#TXwx pic.twitter.com/VeFfwqiJGV
— WeatherNation (@WeatherNation) July 26, 2020
Picking up the pieces from the first #Hurricane to make landfall in the U.S. this year will be difficult as chaotic winds and rain continue to hamper portions of Texas. Here's a look at some damage photos from the City of Mission where #Hanna left it's mark! #TXwx pic.twitter.com/Uq8RHtVzWa
— WeatherNation (@WeatherNation) July 26, 2020
Flooding is ongoing across Southern Texas where rain bands from #Hanna continue to impact the region. This is drone footage from Weslaco, just east of McAllen. These outer bands could also produce isolated tornadoes. #TXwx pic.twitter.com/Xckr0M0d1T
— WeatherNation (@WeatherNation) July 26, 2020
Thomas Shanahan sent us the video from Marina Del Sol#hurricanehanna #weather #2020 pic.twitter.com/Cp2XSxOeug
— KRIS 6 News (@KRIS6News) July 26, 2020
Taxi Driver Ignores Road Closures And Regrets It Immediately. This In Monterrey Neighborhood Of Santa Catarina. This By Flooding By #HurricaneHanna #HuracanHanna pic.twitter.com/WPXtG1SloV
— Eddie Lyrio Aguirre (@ShowLowsLLC) July 27, 2020
Wow! Look at Hurricane #Hanna at its peak intensity pic.twitter.com/9G6t46tWrM
— Atlantic Weather Updates (@WeatherAtlantic) July 26, 2020
Aerial view of the damage to Bob Hall Pier just a little earlier. The end portion has been ripped away along with other obvious damage. #HurricaneHanna #txwx #Hanna pic.twitter.com/QrBRailxGV
— Brian Emfinger (@brianemfinger) July 26, 2020
Hurricane Hanna time-lapse from @NashWX! pic.twitter.com/EIHwpGqO2o
— RadarScope (@RadarScope) July 27, 2020
Hurricane Hanna made landfall Saturday on the Texas Gulf Coast, lashing the shoreline with wind, rain and a storm surge, even threatening to bring tornadoes to an area coping with a spike in coronavirus cases.
👉Hanna Makes Landfall in Texashttps://t.co/FQ4JennVUT pic.twitter.com/Zio5VMTKFo
— The Voice of America (@VOANews) July 26, 2020
3D radar from @RadarOmega_WX of #HurricaneHanna over southern Texas this evening. Significant flood risk overnight. #TXwx @StormHour @spann pic.twitter.com/1LdBDXmAN4
— Collin Gross (@CollinGrossWx) July 25, 2020
GOES-16 (GOES-East) monitored Hurricane Hanna as it approached the Texas coast on July 25, 2020, in this visible imagery with lightning overlay https://t.co/W66sGNGily pic.twitter.com/xxdsWc1mwl
— Massimo (@Rainmaker1973) July 27, 2020
#Hanna has formed in the Gulf of Mexico – the earliest 8th Atlantic named storm formation on record. Prior record was Harvey on August 3, 2005. #hurricane pic.twitter.com/m1cuFjb0ff
— Philip Klotzbach (@philklotzbach) July 24, 2020
From becoming a tropical depression to making its first landfall on Padre Island, Texas: the evolution of Hurricane Hanna as seen by GOES-16. pic.twitter.com/Md3I5Ju02E
— 😷 Kim Wood (@DrKimWood) July 25, 2020
Hurricane Hanna
Satellite 🛰 ViewVery organized tropical system on display! Can’t imagine what this would look. Another day or two out in the warm waters. 👀 #HurricaneHanna #texas pic.twitter.com/mwh4dyOBQs
— Johnny Ray Lively® (@JRayLively) July 25, 2020
Up to 100mph winds detected at 5500FT with the western eye wall now approaching the Texas Coast just northeast of Port Mansfield. Wind will encounter friction near surface, so likely not that strong, but sustained 75-85mph not out of the question. #txwx #Hanna pic.twitter.com/VUcjZmHlvQ
— Trey Fulbright (@CF3_Weather) July 25, 2020
Hurricane Hanna's journey to Texas. pic.twitter.com/O7Ih29zlO7
— Dakota Smith (@weatherdak) July 25, 2020
[12:12 AM CDT] Current radar loop of Hurricane Hanna moving WSW through Deep South Texas. As you can see we will be dealing with very heavy rainfall through the night with flash flooding. Please stay away from floodwater and do not attempt to drive over flooded roadways. #RGVwx pic.twitter.com/EWaeioY6rw
— NWS Brownsville (@NWSBrownsville) July 26, 2020
NOAA hurricane hunter shows beautiful timelapse footage flying through Tropical Storm Hanna before it formed into a Category 1 hurricane in the Gulf of Mexico. pic.twitter.com/d4HWQEtSww
— WCJB TV20 News (@WCJB20) July 25, 2020
"We're not even close to over at this point," Birchfield told The Associated Press. "We're still expecting catastrophic flooding."
To everyone with me in South Texas, please stay safe and stay informed! https://t.co/4NNiQuXTdH— Monica De La Cruz-Hernandez for Congress (@monica4congress) July 26, 2020
Hurricane Hanna lashes Texas — in pictures https://t.co/jH2Bv7dRvF pic.twitter.com/TzWpXlnbFL
— Al Jazeera English (@AJEnglish) July 26, 2020
Hurricane Hanna lashes Texas — in pictures https://t.co/eFm1rGa0u5 pic.twitter.com/62236rSoJu
— Al Jazeera English (@AJEnglish) July 27, 2020
Hurricane Hanna was downgraded to a Tropical Storm overnight.
The storm has caused power outages and flooding in South Texas. Rain bands will linger over much of the region all day Sunday. https://t.co/nIpGgDvMWZ
— Texas Tribune (@TexasTribune) July 26, 2020
Hurricane Hanna weakened to a tropical depression after making landfall as a hurricane along the Gulf Coast of southern Texas Saturday evening, bringing heavy rain and threats of flooding to parts of the state already reeling from the coronavirus pandemic. https://t.co/QLBRPRYII8
— KTVZ NewsChannel 21 (@KTVZ) July 27, 2020
"No room at the inn." That's what patients are hearing at Texas Gulf Coast hospitals as a hurricane bears down amidst an explosion of #Covid_19. It's the perfect storm @PeterHotez warned us about.#HurricaneHanna
CDC in thread.https://t.co/FVk8YbZYjV
— Darwin (@jf_darwin) July 25, 2020
A tropical system in the Caribbean could form into the seventh named storm of the Atlantic hurricane season, and even if it doesn't the system will bring heavy rain and stormy conditions to the Gulf Coast https://t.co/b6lsLhGkK9
— CNN Breaking News (@cnnbrk) July 21, 2020
On this Sunday morning we're monitoring a tropical wave located near Hispaniola. Environmental conditions could become somewhat conducive for development of this system when it's over the Gulf of Mexico on Wednesday and Thursday. Click here for more info: https://t.co/m9946DGzPQ pic.twitter.com/0E6yXMjhgS
— National Hurricane Center (@NHC_Atlantic) July 19, 2020
A broad low pressure system located about 850 miles east of the Windward Islands is likely to become a tropical depression or tropical storm during the next couple of days while it moves west-northwestward toward the Leeward Islands. https://t.co/m9946DoYYi pic.twitter.com/AlCgRwG0gy
— National Hurricane Center (@NHC_Atlantic) July 27, 2020
Kayaker paddles along the road after Hurricane Hanna floods Southern Texas pic.twitter.com/dgz5i0vZke
— The Sun (@TheSun) July 28, 2020
US officials say it's unlikely Hurricane Hanna toppled over parts of the border wall https://t.co/swFezMuMye
— BuzzFeed News (@BuzzFeedNews) July 28, 2020
The historic moment when a section of Donald Trump's 'indestructible' border wall collapses as Tropical Storm #Hanna lashes south Texas! pic.twitter.com/NtU2rR8VaL
— Press TV (@PressTV) July 27, 2020
Hurricane Hanna in Texas Blows Down Trump Wall pic.twitter.com/pW64UPjYs5
— FORTY ŦEXAS (@FortyTexas) July 27, 2020
Folks ask if I'm desensitized to "normal" #hurricanes after surviving nuclear-grade DORIAN last year Nope. Even Cat 1 like #HANNA still mesmerizes me. The howling, the dancing palms, the flow of energy, all that stuff. Never gets old. pic.twitter.com/K96OXwlszI
— Josh Morgerman (@iCyclone) July 28, 2020
6 pm. In the eye of #Hurricane #HANNA in Port Mansfield #Texas. pic.twitter.com/UMVQtX84ZK
— Josh Morgerman (@iCyclone) July 25, 2020
3:54 pm. In the eyewall of #Hurricane #HANNA in Port Mansfield #Texas. pic.twitter.com/qoIfAxAMcF
— Josh Morgerman (@iCyclone) July 25, 2020
U.S. Requires Hurricanes To Quarantine For 2 Weeks Before Traveling To Other States Along Coastline https://t.co/9hwbT0uv2Y pic.twitter.com/GO5HX46opU
— The Onion (@TheOnion) July 28, 2020
In the wake of hurricanes Hanna & Douglas, the next named storm is forming in the Atlantic.
Tropical storm warnings are up for the U.S. Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico, which could be hit in the next 36 hours before the storm is expected to move northwest. pic.twitter.com/mJaXMXxZqf
— CBS Evening News (@CBSEveningNews) July 28, 2020
NEW Hurricane Hanna peak eye wall intensity in Port Mansfield Texas with bad ass microphone on my Sony Camera really capturing these unique sound of hurricane force winds. Weather reports provided for @RadarOmega_WX #Hanna #Hurricane pic.twitter.com/ZqbcwXROGL
— Reed Timmer (@ReedTimmerAccu) July 28, 2020
And here comes a potenrtial hurricane pic.twitter.com/aW5xEHS0hn
— Steven Lemongello (@SteveLemongello) July 28, 2020
FEMA & President Trump have already approved the Texas request relief from #HurricaneHanna.
FEMA is providing reimbursement for mass care, evacuation & shelter support at 75% federal funding.
We will keep our local committees safe & help them rebuild.https://t.co/fV2FVVuWuY
— Greg Abbott (@GregAbbott_TX) July 26, 2020
My Administration is closely monitoring Hurricane Douglas off Hawaii & Hurricane Hanna, which has now made landfall in Texas. We continue to coordinate closely with both states — listen to your emergency management officials @Hawaii_EMA & @TDEM to protect your family & property! https://t.co/tFxHLSqcBE
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) July 25, 2020
As Hurricane Hanna makes landfall, Jill and I are sending our prayers to the people of South Texas. We must ensure that affected residents get the support they need — and get it quickly. If you are in an impacted region, please heed the advice of local officials and seek shelter.
— Joe Biden (@JoeBiden) July 26, 2020
From >22,000 miles up, @NOAA's #GOESEast & #GOESWest can see a lot going on in the world this #FullDiskFriday! Tropical Storms #Hanna and #Gonzalo are swirling in the #GulfOfMexico and Atlantic respectively, as #HurricaneDouglas in the Pacific approaches #Hawaii.
Stay safe! pic.twitter.com/IkE4W6Gatj— NOAA Satellites (@NOAASatellites) July 24, 2020
Hurricane Douglas triggers emergency declaration in Hawaii as Texas braces for Hanna https://t.co/5T1707Bmrf
— CBS News (@CBSNews) July 25, 2020
3 separate storm systems—#TropicalStormHanna in the Gulf of Mexico, #HurricaneDouglas in the Pacific, and #TropicalStormGonzalo in the Atlantic—are threatening the US and the #Caribbean this weekend. https://t.co/ZrB2PJuKd3
— The Epoch Times (@EpochTimes) July 26, 2020
3D Hurricane! Check out this impressive visualization of Major Hurricane Douglas in the E. Pacific using the RadarOmega 3D Mesoscale IR product. All interests in the Hawaiian Islands should monitor this system as it will likely bring impacts starting late this weekend. pic.twitter.com/FsVX5RFsP0
— RadarOmega (@RadarOmega_WX) July 23, 2020
Here's another look at #Hawaii's close call with Hurricane #Douglas via storm-centered Morphed Integrated Microwave Imagery at CIMSS (MIMIC-TC). More #HIwx #HurricaneDouglas info & imagery at https://t.co/xDmCoovIjo pic.twitter.com/TDLZn8kOBt
— UW-Madison CIMSS (@UWCIMSS) July 27, 2020
NEW: Hurricane Warnings issued for Oahu, Hawaii as #HurricaneDouglas eyes a potential Hawaiian landfall. The latest: https://t.co/dYfs1no0Zj pic.twitter.com/89jJCRAln1
— WeatherNation (@WeatherNation) July 25, 2020
Hurricane #Douglas came this close to slamming into Hawaii
40 miles made all the difference pic.twitter.com/tutuQuQp8l
— Greg Diamond (@gdimeweather) July 27, 2020
Watching #HurricaneDouglas Head our way! Stay safe! pic.twitter.com/5TaFrldWBh
— HAWAI'I Magazine (@HAWAIIMagazine) July 25, 2020
Emergency alert sirens are sounding from cell phones on Oahu as a hurricane warning goes into effect. Latest Hurricane Douglas forecast: https://t.co/pbUqjuYgxc
— Hawaii News Now (@HawaiiNewsNow) July 25, 2020
The worst from #HurricaneDouglas will be offshore north of the Hawaiian Islands, but strong winds, high surf and heavy rains will affect the island chain Sunday. #hiwx pic.twitter.com/BljtFuGZKO
— Morgan Palmer (@MorganKIRO7) July 26, 2020
Good morning from Hawaii
#HurricaneDouglas over the last ~5 hours pic.twitter.com/VXqKBeUhcx— Kyle Dennis Murray (@kylemurray88) July 24, 2020
Marvelous view of the beast that is Hurricane Douglas.
Even a few lightning flashes near the eye. pic.twitter.com/ixy20du3yl
— Dakota Smith (@weatherdak) July 24, 2020
#Waikiki getting ready for #HurricaneDouglas pic.twitter.com/znTgwARr5l
— DanielsHawaii (@Daniels_Hawaii) July 24, 2020
#HurricaneDouglas is tracking toward the Hawaiian Islands. A Hurricane Warning is in effect for #Oahu; a Watch and Tropical Storm Warning are in effect for Hawaii County and #MauiCounty. A Tropical Storm Watch is in effect for #KauaiCounty.
Stay safe HI from Douglas and COVID!❤️ pic.twitter.com/T9CydWtUh9— Pacific Disaster Center (@PDC_Global) July 26, 2020
O'ahu is now under a Hurricane Watch, with tropical storm-force winds possible as early as noon tomorrow. Please make sure you and your family are prepared. Hope for the best, but plan for the worst. #Douglas @Oahu_DEM pic.twitter.com/zNmCDTIk2A
— Kirk Caldwell (@MayorKirkHNL) July 25, 2020
National Weather Service forecasts Douglas to remain a hurricane as it approaches, passes state.https://t.co/ORzzgpkNmw
— KHON2 News (@KHONnews) July 26, 2020
Hurricane Douglas, the strongest storm on the planet right now, is approaching Hawaii but is forecast to weaken before it reaches the island chain this weekend https://t.co/MsZBDxodi3
— CNN (@CNN) July 25, 2020
Hurricane watches have been extended to Oahu ahead of Hurricane #Douglas: https://t.co/zSEKaVDeqI pic.twitter.com/ABC3dHKdAX
— The Weather Channel (@weatherchannel) July 25, 2020
Hawaii-based #USNavy ships and submarines to sortie ahead of #HurricaneDouglas: https://t.co/9fnVKr1EK3 (file photo) pic.twitter.com/2MquzzrKvg
— U.S. Pacific Fleet (@USPacificFleet) July 25, 2020
🌊 Tropical Storm Gonzalo transitions into a tropical wave
🌀 Nighttime views of Hurricane Douglas as it approaches Hawaii
⛈️ Thunderstorms fuel the intensification of Hanna into a hurricaneTake a look at our satellite imagery & @NASAHurricane updates: https://t.co/NT8SU5VNTZ pic.twitter.com/cMlM054p7L
— NASA (@NASA) July 26, 2020
Near miss for Honolulu as Hurricane #Douglas passes just ~60 miles north of the largest population center in Hawaii. pic.twitter.com/NIA0p8teP4
— Paul Britton (@paulstorms) July 27, 2020
#HurricaneDouglas is bringing heavy rain, wind and high surf/flooding concerns to Hawaii. Watching a tropical wave in the Atlantic that will be named #Isaias soon. Heat and humidity are at dangerous levels along the East Coast, flooding concerns for the Southwest and Plains. pic.twitter.com/2yTa2mv5yz
— Janice Dean (@JaniceDean) July 27, 2020
Hawaii is preparing for the onslaught of Hurricane Douglas, which is projected to start impacting the island state on Sunday. https://t.co/TZRAMHbdVM
— The Associated Press (@AP) July 26, 2020
Tropical Storm Hanna brings heavy rainfall and flash floods to southern Texas and northern Mexico while Hurricane Douglas heads toward Hawaii https://t.co/Vz3f1qa7n8
— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) July 26, 2020
#HurricaneDouglas is headed for Hawaii holding strength as a Cat 1. Warnings are in effect for #Maui County, #Kauai County, and #Oahu. Residents should be familiar with their local emergency shelters and prepare for damaging winds, flash floods, and high surf.
Be safe HI Ohana! pic.twitter.com/LcUMwcM7ZP
— Pacific Disaster Center (@PDC_Global) July 26, 2020
Looming hurricane threatens Hawaii with dangerous surf, winds and flash floods https://t.co/V0x0YBQaMK
— TIME (@TIME) July 25, 2020
Hurricane Douglas to swipe Hawaii, producing flooding rain, damaging winds and huge waves https://t.co/wHTFPisdlR
— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) July 26, 2020
Hawaii apparently escapes worst of Douglas' wrath — barely https://t.co/yo8JAxcYU6
— CBS News (@CBSNews) July 27, 2020