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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…