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Right Now, in Houston, the Water Is Rising — and So Is the Clock on Your Rights The National Hurricane Center has issued its first advisory on Potential Storm One, the system that is expected to become Tropical Storm Arthur within forty-eight hours. The forecast track takes it across the northwestern Gulf and up the Upper Texas Coast, with landfall expected late Wednesday into Thursday somewhere near the Texas–Louisiana line. The Houston metropolitan area sits squarely inside the Tropical Storm Watch envelope. Widespread rainfall of four to eight inches is forecast, with isolated totals up to twelve inches. Wind gusts of thirty to forty miles an hour. Storm surge of one to four feet. The threat the forecasters keep using the words "life-threatening" to describe is not the wind. It is the water — the street flooding, the bayou overtopping, the flash flood that catches a driver on a familiar underpass and turns a commute into a recovery. If you are reading this in Houston, in Harris County, in Galveston, Brazoria, or Chambers County, the storm is not an abstraction to you. You are watching the radar. You are moving vehicles to higher ground. You are filling bathtubs. You are…

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You're Watching the Water Rise and Wondering What Comes Next If you are reading this in the next forty-eight hours, you are likely doing one of three things. You are sitting in a car on I-45 or US-59 watching the dashboard gauge climb past the tires, wondering whether the white line in the next lane is a road or a river. You are on a porch in Meyerland, Sharpstown, or the Heights watching brown water creep toward the front door, with a phone in one hand and a moving box you did not get to in the other. Or you are in a hospital waiting room, a tow-yard parking lot, or a kitchen table where the power is out and the adjuster's number is already blinking on the caller ID. We are the firm that picks up. This page is not a news article. The National Hurricane Center has issued its first advisory on Potential Storm One — the system forecast to become Tropical Storm Arthur, tracking along the Upper Texas Coast and making landfall near the Texas-Louisiana border late Wednesday into Thursday, with four to eight inches of widespread rainfall, isolated totals up to a foot, and one to…