The most destructive hurricane in the history of Texas. Photos
For three days, 50 trillion water water fell on Houston and other cities of the state
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Since August 26, Texas is experiencing a tropical storm. A hurricane, called Harvey, led to floods in several large cities. Houston suffered more than others, where up to 56 trillion sediments of precipitation fell by the middle of the day on August 28. Residents of Houston and neighboring cities had to wait for the rescuers, moving along flooded streets in boats and on inflatable mattresses. “Harvey” was recognized as the most destructive natural disaster in the history of Texas. As a result of a hurricane, at least 14 people were killed in the United States, the damage from it is estimated at tens of billions of dollars.
Lee Clano / The Advertiser / USA Today Network / Sipa USA / Scanpix / Leta Houston, August 28 Adrees Latif / Reuters / Scanpix / Leta Houston, August 28 Joe Raedle / Getty Images / AFP / Scanpix / Leta Houston, August 28 Joe Raedle / Getty Images residents of Houston are saved from an apartment destroyed by a hurricane. August 26 LM Otero / AP / Scanpix / Leta Houston, August 27 Daniel Kramer / AFP / Scanpix / Leta Dairy Queen quick service restaurant in the south of Texas. August 26 Courtney Sacco and Matt Woolbright / Caller-Times / USA TODAY NETWORK / SIPA USA / Scanpix / Leta Cross, August 27 Brendan Smialowski / AFP / Scanpix / Leta Evasion of residents in the city of Mayerland. August 27 David J. Phillip / AP / Scanpix / Leta Houston, August 27 Johanna Strickland / USGS / EPA / Scanpix / Leta residents of the house in Houston are saved from the roof of the building using a coastal helicopter. August 27 Mark Ralston / AFP / Scanpix / Leta Destroyed boat garage in the city of Rockport, August 26 Brendan Smialowski / AFP / Scanpix / Leta cemetery in Perland. August 27 Joe Raedle / Getty Images / AFP / Scanpix / Leta Houston, August 27 Scott Olson / Getty images / AFP / Scanpix / Leta Galveston, August 26 Charlie Riedel / AP / Scanpix / Leta Houston, August 27 Mark Ralston / AFP / Scanpix / Leta the consequences of the fire in the corp-Christ. August 26 Rachel Denny Clow / Corpus Christi Caller-Times / TNS / Sipa USA / Scanpix / Leta Trailer Park in Fulton. August 28 Eric Gay / AP / Scanpix / Leta Taft, August 26 Christian Tycksen / Reuters / Scanpix / Leta business center Houston, August 27 Brendan Smialowski / AFP / Scanpix / Leta Galveston, August 26 Rachel Denny Clow / Corpus Christi Caller-Times / TNS / Sipa USA / Scanpix / Leta Rockport, August 28 Ramit Plushnick-Masti / AP / Scanpix / Leta House in Mayerland. August 27 Jabin Botsford / The Washington Post / Getty images shelter for evacuated in the conference center in Houston. August 28 Andrees Latif / Reuters / Scanpix / Leta Houston, August 27