MOTS: How did UH’s closure during Imelda impact you?
September 25, 2019

“My professor let us out 20 minutes early, because we all had flash flood warning going off on our phones,” said communication junior Virginia Wells. “So as I walked to my car in the pouring rain, I had a raincoat and an umbrella, and I still got soaked, and I was terrified.” | Lino Sandil/The Cougar
Massive amounts of rain and flooding engulfed Houston again last week, just two years after Hurricane Harvey devastated the Gulf Coast. Tropical Storm Imelda resulted in five deaths and hundreds of thousands of dollars in damages to homes, automobiles, schools and businesses.
Many students decided to come to campus regardless of the weather. Although many were worried about Tropical Storm Imelda, they also worried about missing lectures, important information and deadlines.