Thoughts and prayers for Humble / Kingwood downstream. (Sarcasm)Bottomfeeder said:
7.9 inches since Tuesday @ Lake Conroe
Rain is outdoors.....
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over 2.5 inches just a few miles west of Lockhart in Caldwell County. It came down pretty quickly so hoping it ran a little water to fill some tanks up.
1.25 in Temple
Got the same in Woodway. (Waco)agsalaska said:
1.25 in Temple
2.25" in Louise. Crop land was plowed last weekend. Thank You, Lord!
EMY92 said:Got the same in Woodway. (Waco)agsalaska said:
1.25 in Temple
Same in New Braunfels
CWby '90
Entire hill country got hammered last night. Almost 8.5" south of our place in San saba country. 3-6" spanning from junction to burnet. Hopefully this puts some water back in Travis
In Cherokee I had a 6" gauge run over last night in addition to the 1-1/5" we got yesterday.Howdy Dammit said:
Entire hill country got hammered last night. Almost 8.5" south of our place in San saba country. 3-6" spanning from junction to burnet. Hopefully this puts some water back in Travis
Creek is running good! Thank you Lord.
Howdy Dammit said:
Entire hill country got hammered last night. Almost 8.5" south of our place in San saba country. 3-6" spanning from junction to burnet. Hopefully this puts some water back in Travis
Not the entire Hill Country. We've gotten 1" in Bandera Co total the past week.
Woodway - currently sitting at 2.1" for the day, with another .5 to 1" expected. We had .75" earlier in the week and the forecast for Friday through Monday calls for another 1 to 1.5".
It's been at least 3 years since we've had a rainfall event like this.
It's been at least 3 years since we've had a rainfall event like this.
1/2" in Boerne this AM
3.98" in my rain gauge last 3 days near Brownwood, 3.4" of it came yesterday. Has been very nice
Not my house but friend got 8.24" in Frisco yesterday. Think in Wylie we only got around 3"
10" of rain east of Joshua this week
Stock tanks are full
Stock tanks are full
Getting close to 7" at my house since last Monday.
My driveway likes to flood. After really heavy rains, water usually pools and can remain for several days. After 2.25" Friday night, there still wasn't a drop left in the driveway Saturday morning.
Also, Lake Waco went from 12' below normal last week to 3'+ above normal as of last reading. This was the rain event we desperately needed.
I hope other areas are fairing as well. The other major lakes in the area, looks like Whitney is still a few feet low, and Belton is 16' low.
My driveway likes to flood. After really heavy rains, water usually pools and can remain for several days. After 2.25" Friday night, there still wasn't a drop left in the driveway Saturday morning.
Also, Lake Waco went from 12' below normal last week to 3'+ above normal as of last reading. This was the rain event we desperately needed.
I hope other areas are fairing as well. The other major lakes in the area, looks like Whitney is still a few feet low, and Belton is 16' low.
AccuWeather is saying snow in Athens? Is that correct?
Travis is up almost 5 feet over the last week. It's a start. Need a couple more feet just to open the last resort boat ramp at pace bend.
Got caught by this last week. Then had a lightning strike hit the ridge I had just cone around about 10 minutes before as I was working back down switchbacks when the rain hit my side of the valley. Lots of lightning.
Newest drought map released.
Many of us wondering where the fall moisture is that was promised
https://droughtmonitor.unl.edu/currentmap/statedroughtmonitor.aspx?TX
Many of us wondering where the fall moisture is that was promised
https://droughtmonitor.unl.edu/currentmap/statedroughtmonitor.aspx?TX
I've had about 10" in the past month at my house.
The mosquitoes that were not around for the past 3 years due to the drought have all appeared. Can't going outside without being swarmed by them.
The mosquitoes that were not around for the past 3 years due to the drought have all appeared. Can't going outside without being swarmed by them.
TikkaShooter said:
Newest drought map released.
Many of us wondering where the fall moisture is that was promised
https://droughtmonitor.unl.edu/currentmap/statedroughtmonitor.aspx?TX
I'll believe it when I see it happen
5" of rain here in Johnson County since December 16th!!
Stock tanks are full
Stock tanks are full
2" yesterday in south brazos county
1.8" in North Grimes County.
Could use a bunch more….
Could use a bunch more….
TTT....
2.3 in South Brazos County so far.
2.3 in South Brazos County so far.
2" Richmond Tx
1.5" McMullen County
1.5" Pearsall
1.5" McMullen County
1.5" Pearsall
1.5" on beltway west Htown and still coming down
Eastern Karnes County 3" at 10 am this morning
El Capitan Nino must be here
Eastern Karnes County 3" at 10 am this morning
El Capitan Nino must be here
https://www.texasstandard.org/stories/super-el-nino-2023-texas/fullback44 said:
1.5" on beltway west Htown and still coming down
Eastern Karnes County 3" at 10 am this morning
El Capitan Nino must be here
So far between 1" and 1.25" here in north central Houston.
Independence H-D said:
TTT....
2.3 in South Brazos County so far.
Yep
2.5" early this morning southeast of New Braunfels and boss northeast of San Antonio has about 4" as of mid morning.
CWby '90
Neighbors rain gauge showed 3.2 inches of rain received overnight in north central San Antonio. We haven't had that much rain in a 6-hour window in several years.
We are in north central San Antonio too. Between 410 and 1604.
We had 3.5 last night. Heck of a storm, especially for January.
We had 3.5 last night. Heck of a storm, especially for January.
3.25" at our house in NB. The entire yard at my office was a lake this morning when I got there.
2.86" here in N. Grimes County
More coming.
More coming.
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