Nearly 14,000 Austin Energy customers are without electricity, according to 10 a.m. data from the city-owned utility, and numerous low water closings are closed in western Travis County (pictured above) and Williamson County.
Here is how social media is reacting so far Sunday morning:
It's so wet in Texas, even the frogs are seeking higher ground ❤️? Stay safe everyone! #HurricaneHarvey pic.twitter.com/mUVDbzUmWn
— Andi Castle (@andicastle) August 27, 2017
24 hours without power in 78751! Didn't want to watch #GameOfThrones tonight anyway. #HurricaneHarvey @austinenergy
— Mike (@supdudebrah) August 27, 2017
Close to 8 inches of rain where live so far this weekend. And it's supposed to rain hard through Wednesday..... #HurricaneHarvey
— Nick Martinez (@nm10King) August 27, 2017
Fence down, tree down. Now comes the real pain of dealing with insurance. #HurricaneHarvey pic.twitter.com/NvFYRgN8Vo
— Sunnie Allen (@sunnieallen) August 27, 2017
Neighbor's tree fell on my house #Austin #hurricaneHarvey pic.twitter.com/Ntc1Y2tFFs
— ? (@ATXChristina) August 27, 2017
So far nine inches of rain at my house in Austin TX! #HurricaneHarvey
— FireStephenMiller!!! (@Venti_Poet) August 27, 2017
#HPPATX is donating feminine hygiene products to flood victims affected by #HurricaneHarvey. You can help too! https://t.co/vUZZc66UFN
— Period Project ATX (@HPPATX) August 27, 2017
While we're all praying for Houston-area residents, check out rainfall totals in Austin-area over last 24 hours. #HurricaneHarvey #atxwx pic.twitter.com/tcws7ececH
— Greg Ackerman (@g_ack) August 27, 2017
Haven't had power since yesterday at 2pm. It came back on for 5 mins. but then #hurricaneharvey was like no.
— Sam Branson (@samcbranson) August 27, 2017
? #HurricaneHarvey pic.twitter.com/neJ4j8V8AG
— Byron Koukaras?? (@ByronKoukaras1) August 27, 2017
