We get that in a day here in E. Tenn.

Been woken up two nights in a row to some pretty hefty storms. Last nights just pounded everyone just south of me.

Got some nice lightening pics last night of the evening storm as it headed on down toward Sinton and then Refugio. I'll see about posting some of them when I get them off my camera.

Now, if we can just get some of that rain to fall on Choke Canyon and Lake Corpus!

3.25" in Richardson Monday

I am working in Alice today and tomorrow and it came a turd floater here also saw some winds knock two sets of power lines down.

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I am working in Alice today and tomorrow and it came a turd floater here also saw some winds knock two sets of power lines down.

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My brother works for STEC and is hating life right now. Two projects came to a screaching halt due to weather and resources changed over to repairs.

It needs to stop for another 3 weeks, and then start up again.

It's been so wet since Jan down in Bruni that our rancher has yet to finish building 6 miles of fence. Seems like we get a good rain per week.

In Corpus for my daughters regional golf tournament.

Yesterday was wet. Today is delayed so far, but imagine it will be cancelled shortly.

I am trying to build a swimming pool and this is not helping

But has any rain fallen so that it will refill Lake Travis or further west to Medina Lake?

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In Corpus for my daughters regional golf tournament.

Yesterday was wet. Today is delayed so far, but imagine it will be cancelled shortly.

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I suspect Gabe Lazano is under water....

I heard on the radio a week or two ago that most of the state east of the I35 corridor is still not fully recovered, but most of the state to the west has. Or maybe I have that backwards? Also, I think Austin's water supply is only 30ish% full. So I'm really happy we're getting all this rain. Hopefully it keeps coming in small batches.

On a similar note, as much as I hate California, I"m praying they get some rain as well. Especially the major agricultural areas. They're hurting pretty bad.

3.5 inches in Portland this morning. As Kenneth wrote, it needs to fall a few more miles to the Northwest so Choke Canyon can get some.

Uvalde got an inch Friday and .8 yesterday. The rain was a blessing for many but I'm hearing that most wheat crops got ruined.

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I know most of the lakes west and northwest of the DFW area have barely been touched, even with the rains they have gotten. We have a long way to go.

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Uvalde got an inch Friday and .8 yesterday. The rain was a blessing for many but I'm hearing that most wheat crops got ruined.

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I was wondering why wheat basis at the port went up yesterday/today, guess thats why.

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You guys are all *******s. Stop being so damn greedy with all the water.

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Rain needs to quit. Almost got wet at Whataburger yesterday.

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You guys are all *******s. Stop being so damn greedy with all the water.

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Rain needs to quit. Almost got wet at Whataburger yesterday.

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More importantly what did you get on your Whataburger?

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It was "functional" food - quick, easy, and not very big. (Much like other things)

#1 with mayo and ketchup, no mustard, fries and tea.

Had I not been in a hurry, it would have been either a Patty Melt or a #2

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I know most of the lakes west and northwest of the DFW area have barely been touched, even with the rains they have gotten. We have a long way to go.

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Here in Wichita Falls we have the greatest moisture content than in the past 5 years, but we are still in a Stage 5 drought...None of the lakes are even seeing any runoff whatsoever.

Northern Hidalgo county is wet. My caliche road was underwater when I left the house this morning.

more coming according to frankie

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I am working in Alice today and tomorrow and it came a turd floater here also saw some winds knock two sets of power lines down.

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Did you eat lunch at Dena's?

Alice, Texas? Is there anything still left there? Thought that place had basically been deserted.

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I heard on the radio a week or two ago that most of the state east of the I35 corridor is still not fully recovered, but most of the state to the west has. Or maybe I have that backwards? Also, I think Austin's water supply is only 30ish% full. So I'm really happy we're getting all this rain. Hopefully it keeps coming in small batches.

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It's the other way around east of 35 lakes are just about full or getting close. If not then they are in the best shape they've been in a few years. The only ones still struggling are T-Wok, Ray Hubbard and Whitney (technically west)

West though is still ugly, real ugly.

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I know most of the lakes west and northwest of the DFW area have barely been touched, even with the rains they have gotten. We have a long way
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The folks live up on Eagle Mountain, their dock is still sitting on the ground and the lake is still pretty far from it. Loooooooong way to go.