2" in Northern Gonzales county and still raining.
Rain is outdoors.....
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Getting it here in San Antonio finally!
Only got a 1/2" here in frio county but checked my camera in McMullen county and had almost 3"….super pumped!!
Over 4" here in Bryan, looks like a good bit more building from the SW. It tapered off a little this afternoon.
Not even 1/10 of an inch here in my part of Brazoria County.
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Looked like a bunch of rain in a triangle of San Antonio, Victoria, and College Station. Lots of ag in this area. I am sure the farmers will ***** about it being too early, too hard, too whatever, but that is kinda their pastime.
Closing in on 1.5" in New Braunfels. I'll take this over the days of just drizzle.
Rain isn't outdoors here. Best chance in several months and I'll be dragging a sprinkler around this weekend in all likelihood.
Still missing Kimble Co. as well. Seems like we're always just west (or south) of the line where it starts raining.
Bone dry at our place in Bandera Co.
Same.
FIL in Fay Co now over 7 inches.
Incredibly unlucky that we've had very little. But that's the story of the last 2.5 years
FIL in Fay Co now over 7 inches.
Incredibly unlucky that we've had very little. But that's the story of the last 2.5 years
Nearly 9" in Waller since Wednesday night
Gig ‘em and God bless
2 1/2 in Calallen, America over the last few days
Being in TexAgs jail changes a man……..no, not really
.6 in Junction tonite, best single rain since Nov. 25th of last year.
2.25" in SA.
Atascosa and creeks along 37 between Pleasanton and George West were high and muddy this evening, including the Nueces.
Will check the gauge here near Freer in the morning.
Atascosa and creeks along 37 between Pleasanton and George West were high and muddy this evening, including the Nueces.
Will check the gauge here near Freer in the morning.
Gig 'em! '90
Watching that rain move towards Art. Sure hope it stays together. We were there last weekend and while the tanks were fine, it was pretty dusty and the cattle are looking for grass.
We ended up at 4.7 inches in Bastrop.
A months worth of rain in 2 days. Enjoy.
A months worth of rain in 2 days. Enjoy.
Troy91 said:
We ended up at 4.7 inches in Bastrop.
A months worth of rain in 2 days. Enjoy.
The frogs behind our house haven't quit for 3 days. Its like they haven't had rain in a while…
The hognose snake I saw recently will be excited that the frogs enjoy the rain.
About 0.15" in Gatesville. It is almost comical how far behind we are and how much rain we miss with every system that moves through.
2 4/10" in the gauge this morning near Freer.
Gig 'em! '90
.84" according to the nearest Weather Underground station (less than 1/4 mile from my house) in Woodway.
6.6 inches in southern Gonzales County. The most rain in a single week in about 68 months!
3.1" in Calallen since 10 am . The Wife even got the lawn mowed just ahead of it. Other folks from S Cemtral Texas to the Magic Valley got nuked with 5+ likely. Didn't look like much in the Lake CC or Choke watershed.
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Weather Underground shows 2.63 inches in Rockport, looks like much more to me!
Gig'em, Ole Army Class of '70
Isolated parts of Cuero got pounded by golf ball sized hail. Unfortunately, it got my house and my truck.
3.25 in Gillespie County over the past few days.
2 8/10" NE of Freer this morning. All between 8 a.m. and 1 p.m.
Gig 'em! '90
2.2 in the western corner of mclennan county since Thursday. Wettest it's been since November.
The area including coryell county has been in D3 or greater for 14 straight months. This week will most likely take it to D2. Thank the Lord
The area including coryell county has been in D3 or greater for 14 straight months. This week will most likely take it to D2. Thank the Lord
2" between Tilden and 3 Rivers
The next 7 days in Texas may be a good drought-denting rain event:
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?1589221252That would be a really nice start relieving the drought northwest of San Antonio. The bullseye on that map is real close to being centered over the exceptional drought bullseye on the drought maps.ABATTBQ87 said:
The next 7 days in Texas may be a good drought-denting rain event:
ABATTBQ87 said:
The next 7 days in Texas may be a good drought-denting rain event:
Well it would have been until you mentioned it.
This should help frio for Memorial Day?
Depends on if it stops after this week and the flow go back down towards normal by the end of the month.
Normally, we get the most rain in May and June each year (tropical disturbances discrepancies not included).
Normally, we get the most rain in May and June each year (tropical disturbances discrepancies not included).
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