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BROWNSVILLE, TX - People living along the Texas Coast are bracing for what could be a cataclysmic reaction from President Trump to the landfall of Hurricane Harvey. Residents are said to be quickly running out to stores to buy products to help weather the reaction of President Trump.
"I have been through Hurricanes before," noted Corpus Christi resident Olivia Randall. "But I've never been through President Trump's reaction to one. I simply don't know what to expect."
Hurricane Forecasters have indicated that the strengthening of Hurricane Harvey has been much quicker than anticipated and that the storm would likely reach Category 3 territory within 36 hours, before making landfall. They also indicated the storm would likely stall just inland, creating the potential for significant rainfall over a large portion of the coastal and near coastal areas. However, the National Weather Service released a statement indicating that they had "no possible mechanism" for predicting how President Trump would react to the hurricane and warned people within the path of the Hurricane to take "all practical precautions" to weather the President's reaction.
"I don't know whether the National Guard will come in to help us or if he'll tweet about global warming," noted Ted Albion, a Brownsville resident for over 40 years. "I'm afraid I need to prepare to live off the top of my roof for weeks, but he could fly in Trump Airlines like he said he did for the troops right after the hurricane makes landfall. There is just too much to try and prepare for."
While the hurricane is set to make landfall between Friday Night and Saturday Morning, the National Weather Service says it has "absolutely no idea" when President Trump will react to it. "It's going to be the weekend," noted NWS veteran Dan McCallum. "Who knows."
"I have been through Hurricanes before," noted Corpus Christi resident Olivia Randall. "But I've never been through President Trump's reaction to one. I simply don't know what to expect."
Hurricane Forecasters have indicated that the strengthening of Hurricane Harvey has been much quicker than anticipated and that the storm would likely reach Category 3 territory within 36 hours, before making landfall. They also indicated the storm would likely stall just inland, creating the potential for significant rainfall over a large portion of the coastal and near coastal areas. However, the National Weather Service released a statement indicating that they had "no possible mechanism" for predicting how President Trump would react to the hurricane and warned people within the path of the Hurricane to take "all practical precautions" to weather the President's reaction.
"I don't know whether the National Guard will come in to help us or if he'll tweet about global warming," noted Ted Albion, a Brownsville resident for over 40 years. "I'm afraid I need to prepare to live off the top of my roof for weeks, but he could fly in Trump Airlines like he said he did for the troops right after the hurricane makes landfall. There is just too much to try and prepare for."
While the hurricane is set to make landfall between Friday Night and Saturday Morning, the National Weather Service says it has "absolutely no idea" when President Trump will react to it. "It's going to be the weekend," noted NWS veteran Dan McCallum. "Who knows."