We had flood, drought, 'Stros and snow - and that's just since August

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- This year has been nothing less than historic for the city of Houston.

We've survived a catastrophic flood, won the World Series, bypassed a drought, and now we're experiencing a winter wonderland.

Here's a timeline at how close the historic events were:

Texas was devasted by Hurricane Harvey in August

BY THE NUMBERS: Hurricane Harvey hits 6 million Texans with 30+ inches of rain

Hurricane Harvey has wrecked havoc since it first made landfall on Aug. 25, creating a crisis in Southeast Texas and leaving behind a devastating flood in Houston. Here's a look at the numbers so far:

The Astros healed our hearts by winning the World Series in November

HISTORY EARNED! Astros defeat Dodgers in Game 7, win team's first championship

Astros manager A.J. Hinch describes the long road to the team's Game 7 win.

Houston's Bayou City was surrounded by a drought in November

Three months after Harvey, drought creeps toward Houston

The Bayou City is surrounded by a drought inching closer with each sunny day.

White Winter: Snow in December

Let it snow! Winter wonderland arrives in Houston

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The events happened all within months, some bitter and some sweet, but through it all Houston remained strong.

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