Hurricane Harvey in the words of KPRC2 anchors & reporters

HOUSTON – KPRC2 anchors and reporters shared what they remember most about covering the catastrophic storm and its aftermath.

Here are their memories in their own words:

Frank Billingsley:

Haley Hernandez:

"During Hurricane #Harvey, while I spent my days and nights covering the rescues coming in to GRB and subsequently the overcrowding, I witnessed some incredible acts of bravery and generosity. First of all, people listened to public media when deciding whether to leave their belongings behind and come to shelters and they acted in intelligent ways that probably saved lives. People listened when GRB was running short on dry clothes, blankets, medications. People SHOWED UP with everything we asked for and for that, Houston has my whole heart. Then, behind the scenes, there were the officers at GRB who helped me laugh to keep me awake, the officers who stood on their feet for 48+ hours because they couldn't get home so they just kept working, and Officer Theragood for this kind gesture that sums up #HoustonStrong... Here's to hoping you had a year of dry socks Sheldon Theragood! KPRC TV Channel 2"

Syan Rhodes:

Cathy Hernandez:

"ONE YEAR AGO: The devastation of #HurricaneHarvey began. Families in East Houston grabbed their loved ones and a few belongings to escape their flooded homes. #kprc2 KPRC2"

Andy Cerota:

Justin Stapleton:

Joel Eisenbaum:

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