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Who’ll Stop the Rain?

Chapter five draws on testimonials and survey results to describe the event phase of Hurricane Harvey, which consisted of the immediate days and weeks following the disaster. The chapter conceptualizes this phase as a disaster purgatory where survivors’ access to social capital either hastened or stalled individual recovery. Residents were more likely to view local response efforts in a more positive light than they did the US federal response. Chapter five begins by describing the different hassles residents experienced based on their displacement path. Next, the chapter reveals bonding social capital was more prevalent than linking social capital. Implications for the differences in bonding and linking social capital are discussed.