What a Difference a Week Makes
Published 3:42 pm Thursday, September 26, 2019
Kristinen Kevin Basden
Kristinen Kevin Basden
Lora Talbert
Ashley Jones-Simmons
Deven Peveto Michael
Jesi Kirkland
Tracy Peveto
Amy Boatright
Tracy Peveto Brent Peveto checking out the road
Niki Johnson Monceaux
Niki Johnson Monceaux
Hector Maldonado Photos drying out..
Aisha Trahan Mauriceville around 9 am. Has went up since
Barbara Jane Hanneman FM 1130 between DeWitt and Arrow
Kelly Marshall Bonura Off of bilbo road mauricville
Savannah Sartin 1442 Orangefield Burger Town
Aisha Trahan South bilbo off highway 12
Jackie Dempsey Denham Marguarite in Kinard Estates
Kelly Marshall Bonura Bilbo road
Alayce Glende Hudnall Rd
Savannah Sartin Oila rd Orangefield
Jesi Kirkland On Royal Oaks cir
Brenda Kervin Thomas 1130 after Little Cypress Jr High
Justin Journeay Hwy 12 mauriceville
Kathryn Comeaux Freeland Mary Williams cemetery off olla and cajun way
James Journeay Hwy 12 in Mauriceville.
Janie Droddy Shackelford South Terry Road and Ollia Rd
Savannah Sartin Orangefield Bridge
Savannah Sartin Granger Lane Orangefield
Hector Maldonado Dewitt Lane flooded. 3 inches in the lower parts of my house. Piers section is still good.
Melanie Richardson Marino The fire department putting out an awful house fire across the road on 1442. Heartbreaking.
Justin Journeay Strong road off of 1442
Charlie Thomas At my best friends parents house at 10:15am
Deven Peveto Michael Around our home in Orangefield behind Anderson gully on hwy 105
Veronica L Ringwall Neighborhood by LCM elementary
Kaci McKay My parents house! Yes, it took on water! Behind trampoline USA by i10 & 62.
Kaci McKay My parents house! Yes, it took on water! Behind trampoline USA by i10 & 62.
Kathryn Comeaux Freeland My aunts house of terry road in orangefield
Eric Williams/The Orange Leader
Eric Williams/The Orange Leader
Eric Williams/The Orange Leader
Eric Williams/The Orange Leader
Eric Williams/The Orange Leader
Eric Williams/The Orange Leader
Eric Williams/The Orange Leader
Eric Williams/The Orange Leader
Eric Williams/The Orange Leader One of many Vidor residents attempting to dry out belongings after TD Imelda flooded parts of the county with record amount of rains last week.
Eric Williams/The Orange Leader
Eric Williams/The Orange Leader Residents in Orange are being rescued after Tropical Storm Imelda dropped 40-plus inches of rain in the area on Thursday.
Eric Williams/The Orange Leader Pinehurst Fire Department continues with rescues as residents in the Camelot area saw rising waters on Friday morning.
Photo Courtesy Oscar Mont. South Vidor 2019
A young deer braves rising flood water in 2019 off Interstate 10 feeder road just west of Farm to Market Road 1442 in the aftermath of Tropical Storm Imelda. (Randy Strong/Special to The Leader)
Guy Matt, of Vidor, calms down his beautiful dog “Baby Girl” at North Orange Baptist Church Friday. NOBC is currently serving as a Red Cross Shelter. Van Wade/The Orange Leader
North Orange Baptist Church is serving as a Red Cross Shelter. Items are coming in but they still need plenty more to help people across the area. Van Wade/The Orange Leader
This time last week, Orange County Residents were dealing with Tropical Storm Imelda. Here are some of the photos you shared of the storm
Randy Strong/The Orange Leader
A young deer braved rising floodwater on Thursday off Interstate10 feeder road just west of Farm to Market Road 1442 as it searches for higher ground.
Eric Williams/The Orange Leader
Pinehurst Fire Department continues with rescues as residents in the Camelot area saw rising waters on Friday morning.
Kathryn Comeaux Freeland My aunt’s house of terry road in orangefield
Kaci McKay My parent’s house! Yes, it took on water! Behind trampoline USA by i10 & 62.
Angie Peters Jordan Isabell Dr., Forrest Heights addition, Orange…
Veronica L Ringwall Neighborhood by LCM elementary
Deven Peveto Michael Around our home in Orangefield behind Anderson gully on hwy 105
Charlie Thomas At my best friends parents house at 10:15am
Justin Journeay Strong road off of 1442
Melanie Richardson Marino The fire department putting out an awful house fire across the road on 1442. Heartbreaking.
Hector Maldonado Dewitt Lane flooded. 3 inches in the lower parts of my house. Piers section is still good.
Savannah Sartin Granger Lane Orangefield
Savannah Sartin Orangefield Bridge
Janie Droddy Shackelford South Terry Road and Ollia Rd
James Journeay Hwy 12 in Mauriceville.
Kathryn Comeaux Freeland Mary Williams cemetery off olla and cajun way
Justin Journeay Hwy 12 mauriceville
Brenda Kervin Thomas 1130 after Little Cypress Jr High
Hector Maldonado Photos drying out..
Aisha Trahan Mauriceville around 9 am. Has went up since
Barbara Jane Hanneman FM 1130 between DeWitt and Arrow
Kelly Marshall Bonura Off of bilbo road mauriceville
Savannah Sartin 1442 Orangefield Burger Town
Aisha Trahan South bilbo off highway 12
Jackie Dempsey Denham Marguarite in Kinard Estates
Kelly Marshall Bonura Bilbo road
Alayce Glende Hudnall Rd
Savannah Sartin Oila rd Orangefield
Jesi Kirkland On Royal Oaks Cir
Niki Johnson Monceaux
Niki Johnson Monceaux
Tracy Peveto Brent Peveto checking out the road
Amy Boatright
Tracy Peveto
Jesi Kirkland
Deven Peveto Michael
Ashley Jones-Simmons
Lora Talbert
Kristinen Kevin Basden
Kristinen Kevin Basden
Eric Williams/The Orange Leader
Eric Williams/The Orange Leader
One of many Vidor residents attempting to dry out belongings after TD Imelda flooded parts of the county with a record amount of rains last week.
Eric Williams/The Orange Leader
Eric Williams/The Orange Leader
Eric Williams/The Orange Leader
Eric Williams/The Orange Leader
Eric Williams/The Orange Leader
Eric Williams/The Orange Leader
Eric Williams/The Orange Leader
Eric Williams/The Orange Leader
Eric Williams/The Orange Leader
Photo Courtesy Oscar Mont. South Vidor 2019
North Orange Baptist Church is serving as a Red Cross Shelter. Items are coming in but they still need plenty more to help people across the area.
Van Wade/The Orange Leader
Guy Matt, of Vidor, calms down his beautiful dog “Baby Girl” at North Orange Baptist Church Friday. NOBC is currently serving as a Red Cross Shelter.
Van Wade/The Orange Leader
