Got 2.6 here at the ranch and it's still raining a little. Received 3.3 earlier this month, almost 6" for January,,WOWGround was pretty saturated from the 3.3 and we're getting a lot more run off from this rain. Iron Ore Creek and Hog Branch run through the ranch and both are full and running fast, headed straight to Hubbard Creek.
How much rain did you get..
Weatherman said we can expect to get 4"-6" by the time it is all over.
3 1/4" here at the house, the airport received approx 6". The headwaters of the Highland Lakes received very little.
Pflugerville, Tx - Somewhere between a Rock and a Weird Place
Haven't been out to the gauge yet, but it rained all night ...
Pretty big system ... looks like a lot of areas needing rain got it, getting it or about to.
Later .. heavy rain right now - can't see the back fence from my office window. We have been under tornado warning since 7:45 a.m.
Support bacteria. They're the only culture some people have.
For a fish, the end of a barbed hook is the 'point' of no return ...
Hasn't made it here yet. Radar shows the upper Sabine getting pounded, hope there's enough runoff to send some down to TB. Fork should do well out of this.
We are less than 1 in in bronte about 3/4 of in.
South of here in Lockhart/Luling they received 7".
Pflugerville, Tx - Somewhere between a Rock and a Weird Place
Talked to my Neighbor and she said I had 6" in the guage and it was running over. all that runoff goes into the Leon river and dumps into Belton.
Got 2.7 here now. That's 6" for January...Water is running over the road, it wasn't this morning but it is now, straight into HC..
Nothin but red and yellow over the E Tx lakes now - what a beautiful sight. Never thought I'd get excited over a radar picture.
Pflugerville, Tx - Somewhere between a Rock and a Weird Place
Just about 1.4" maybe here
But hey, we'll take anything. Livingston is up about normal pool now so more just feeds Houston...
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That's where we really need some rain and northwest of you for Ivie's water shed. The good thing is we are getting rain in January, and I read that the La Nina &#!&# is expected to break up in March or April allowing a cooler and wetter summer and late spring. I could use some good news about our lakes for a change!!
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