Photo of the Day #254
On the west fork of the San Jacinto, a new sand dune is blocking the river south of the Deerwood Club in the background.
Photo of the Day #253
On the west fork of the San Jacinto, a new sand dune is blocking the river south of the Deerwood Club in the background.
Photo of the Day #252
South of the Deerwood Club and Fosters Mill in Kingwood, sand dunes have been forming for several years. Harvey deposited several additional feet of sand on them. View is looking north from the west fork of the San Jacinto.
Photo of the Day #251
On the west fork of the San Jacinto south of the Deerwood Club, the West Fork of the San Jacinto is filling in with sand. Within several years, the submerged bar in the foreground will turn into an island like those behind it.
Photo of the Day #250
On the West Fork of the San Jacinto south of King’s Harbor and Town Center. Note the buildup of sand from Harvey on the upstream (left) side of this emerging island.
Photo of the Day #249
On the West Fork of the San Jacinto south of King’s Harbor and Town Center. Note the buildup of sand from Harvey on the upstream (left) side of this emerging island.
Photo of the Day #248
On the West Fork of the San Jacinto south of King’s Harbor and Town Center. Note the buildup of sand from Harvey on the upstream (left) side of this emerging island.
Photo of the Day #247
On the West Fork of the San Jacinto, back channels became plugged with sand after Harvey. King’s Harbor is in the background. Dozens of businesses were destroyed here because of flooding. Townhomes and a school district building were also flooded. Six months after Harvey, only one business, a title company, had reopened in this popular area.
Photo of the Day #246
Looking north toward Kings Harbor across the west fork of the San Jacinto river.
Photo of the Day #245
Back channels on the west fork of the San Jacinto after hurricane Harvey. Just east of the West Lake Houston Parkway Bridge toward the water tower in King’s Point.