I'm not there, just asking for general observations from where you are.
Are you seeing things start to recede?
Are you seeing things start to recede?
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Flood Waters Generally Beginning to Recede?
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Last: 7 yr ago by BadAzzBohemian
Rising in east TX and along lower Brazos and Colorado.
Per ACOE, Barker Reservoir is not expected to begin receding prior to September 7th, under the best conditions and with no additional rainfall.
old town Katy:
I'm in Katy around Falcon Point...basically half way between 10 and 1093. I a block west of Grand Parkway.
Receded from our surrounding bayous and streets are dry.
Receded from our surrounding bayous and streets are dry.
Barker Reservoir has dropped at least 1/2 foot... definitely headed the right direction.
Buff bayou will stay at current height for 10-15 days minimum.
Today I drove from West Houston I10 @ Barker to 99 to 59N to Livingston, to Artesian Lakes, back to 59, to 99 to 45S to Bellaire down Westpark to 99 to I10.
What I saw shocked me. No visible signs of flooding. The visible water in almost all areas is gone. I am talking it may have looked like a 2" rain hit in places... but that is about it.
Barker Reservoir is my back yard... my neighborhood goes down in level with the reservoir... about 2-3" a day. Because of what I see in here... I just figured it was that way everywhere.
What I saw shocked me. No visible signs of flooding. The visible water in almost all areas is gone. I am talking it may have looked like a 2" rain hit in places... but that is about it.
Barker Reservoir is my back yard... my neighborhood goes down in level with the reservoir... about 2-3" a day. Because of what I see in here... I just figured it was that way everywhere.
Buffalo Bayou at Dairy Ashford gauge shows 6" drop from yesterday.
Ducks4brkfast said:
Per ACOE, Barker Reservoir is not expected to begin receding prior to September 7th, under the best conditions and with no additional rainfall.
Have a link by any chance? I'm sure that's correct, just haven't seen any official estimate.
I live on Barker Reservoir. The lakes in our subdivision rose when the reservoir rose to the spillway or pipe level.
I can assure you the reservoir is going down on our end because I am sitting on my back porch, drinking coffee and enjoying my new lakefront home.
It has gone down a little more than 1 foot since it peaked Tuesday evening.
I can assure you the reservoir is going down on our end because I am sitting on my back porch, drinking coffee and enjoying my new lakefront home.
It has gone down a little more than 1 foot since it peaked Tuesday evening.
It was per Harris County ESD 48 Fire Department's update as of noon yesterday:UncleNateFitch said:Ducks4brkfast said:
Per ACOE, Barker Reservoir is not expected to begin receding prior to September 7th, under the best conditions and with no additional rainfall.
Have a link by any chance? I'm sure that's correct, just haven't seen any official estimate.
Not sure how to share a link via FB:
https://www.facebook.com/HCESD48/?hc_ref=ARS9GwRishp2L6LX--JxPIUQ8MzCk3g9ANEi8QeNz3-PIpRsATbI0OEjqX-3QXNNuno&fref=nf
Which subdivision?
Windsor Park Lakes
BadAzzBohemian said:
Windsor Park Lakes
Did you not flood there? That would be a surprise. A good surprise, but a surprise none the less
Did not flood. Not a single house in subdivision with water.
Our house is at 103.2 ish... lowest houses are at 102+
Our house is at 103.2 ish... lowest houses are at 102+