As tropical storm Harvey continues to batter Houston, leaving unprecedented levels of destruction in its wake, the emergency services in Texas have more than enough to worry about right now. But one team of firemen from the Pearland Fire Department recently found themselves with an extra threat to

With Hurricane Harvey, now upgraded to Tropical Storm Harvey, in full swing, residents of Texas are in crisis mode. Flooded by devastating amounts of rain, Houston’s roads have become more dangerous than ever, and one elderly driver found himself submerged and trapped inside his own car yesterday.

We have seen heroes make courageous rescues in Houston after Hurricane Harvey has made landfall and caused cataclysmic flooding in the area. The devastating catastrophe has already inflicted so much damage whether it be destroying houses, causing loss of life, or displacing hundreds of thousands of

We’ve seen the destruction that the remnants of Hurricane Harvey have done to cripple Houston. The area has already been swamped by 30 inches of rain since Hurricane Harvey touched down in Texas. The National Weather Service stated that the “unprecedented” storm may flood areas around Houston with

Based on the number of people affected, amount of water involved, and other factors, meteorologists have warned, there may be no parallel available to any other rainstorm in U.S. history as Mashable's Andrew Freeman reports Tropical Storm Harvey has dropped more than 11 trillion gallons of water on