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Hurricane Harvey is about to be the second most costly natural disaster in U.S. history.

Trailing only the devastation from Hurricane Katrina in 2005.

Yesterday we had chemical plants have a couple of explosions because there's no electricity.

The chemicals that were made there needed refrigeration.

They hit critical temperature yesterday and blew up.

The gas, I wouldn't call it a gas panic, but people are a little freaked out here.

I looked on the app, the gas app today to find out which gas stations around me have gasoline in my neighborhood that were three.

There were three.

There's a lot of gas.

What?

That had gas?

Yeah.

They all started on my app.

There were three gas stations.

That's pretty good.

I don't know, maybe you're living in some nice place that they're shipping it in.

I need to know about it.

Friend of mine last night went to the gas station at 10 o'clock didn't get home till 1 a.m. here in the gas.

But in Texas this probably was preventable and we'll tell you about that.

And there is no reason to panic.

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