HOUSTON – The Houston area is waking to widespread power outages and damage as Tuesday begins with a lashing from Nicholas.
Here are some of the videos and photos Houston-area people have shared of the issues they’re seeing across the region:
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Freeportguy
Tree fell on house.
TxMom2Twins
Down tree, blocking an entrance, but NO structural damage, and power is still ON!! Thankful and lucky! (Baytown, TX)
ChristieGR
It’s a beautiful day in the neighborhood….
TxMom2Twins
Down tree, blocking an entrance, but NO structural damage, and power is still ON!! Thankful and lucky! (Baytown, TX)
Chaunté McCord
Uprooted tree in our back yard in League city
stephdonaldson
Hurricane Nicolas
The Salty Dog
The Salty Dog Surf Drive Galveston
Sandra Salazar
Downed tree in the Heights. 😢
fabricio21
Thank
CynthiaDickinson
Dickinson Bayou, Dickinson, Texas
Crews are also working to clear out some of the most impacted roadways including SH 332 at the Intercoastal Waterway in Surfside, Texas in @BrazoriaCounty. pic.twitter.com/wH8jR1Y3Rq
— TxDOT- HOU District (@TxDOTHouston) September 14, 2021
Pumps working and ponding water receding from Strand and and Harborside. Still have not seen any major damage on Island. Power out in pockets. pic.twitter.com/C5sfAB2v5y
— Robert Arnold (@KPRC2Robert) September 14, 2021
Crews are out early cleaning debris from roadways in Surfside. @KPRC2 @KPRC2Anthony #kprc2 pic.twitter.com/oFMaZiU6q6
— KPRC Cathy Hernandez (@KPRC2Cathy) September 14, 2021
It was a close call for this family in Freeport! A tree fell onto their car. Thank goodness it wasn’t on the house. This neighborhood is without power. KPRC2 / Click2Houston #kprc2
Posted by KPRC2 Cathy Hernandez on Tuesday, September 14, 2021
Tropical Storm Nicholas winds toppled over the gas pump canopy at Stanley’s in Matagorda. The family-owned convenience store is the only one in the area with power thanks to their generator. The store has roof and water damage too. @KPRC2 @KPRC2Anthony pic.twitter.com/VFcU1BvfkM
— Taisha Walker (@KPRC2Taisha) September 14, 2021
They have damage and flooding in Surfside. Unless you’re a resident, the police chief is asking you stay away. @KPRC2 @KPRC2WEATHER @KPRC2Anthony pic.twitter.com/W6Kqvyi2n3
— KPRC Cathy Hernandez (@KPRC2Cathy) September 14, 2021
#Nicholas produced wind gusts of 50-60 mph as it pushed thru #Houston @KHOU @chitakhou @AddisonGreenWX @Livestormchaser @JeffLindner1 @NWSHouston @TxDOTHouston @Mattlanza @KPRC2Justin @SallyRamirez @WileyPostKHOU @BrandiKHOU @TxStormChasers @CharlesPeekWX pic.twitter.com/CPNUnjZ5WM
— Storm Chaser - Houston (@PastorJaimeG) September 14, 2021