Looks like they got a little rain up there today. Maybe it will help some.
Looks like they got a little rain up there today. Maybe it will help some.
Its Pouring here right now! How they gettn it!
It would be nice. But the ground will probably just soak it all up.
Not much, but you can see for yourself
http://waterdata.usgs.gov/tx/n...25350
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Yep, had a couple small showers monday afternoon and a few sprinkles during the day yesterday. Then about 2-3 hours of rain last night. I just got home, this morning. The fish were going crazy on one of my humps yesterday afternoon. 20-25 from 3:30-5pm on a big H2O crankbait and redbug Ole Monster worm. Just got back to my cove when i saw lightning in the NW sky.
I also saw the a barge working in the San Miguel boat lane. It made it's way to the bank where 1215 hits the water either for the night or because of the approaching front.
Ronnie
I was tracking the storm over the sabine river (texas) and from what i sw on the radar, it got rained on pretty much all day and night!! but now the intesity of rain would be the inconsistant.
But I figure if the main tributary get's alot of water, all that water SHOULD run into TB.
I don't think i saw any dams on the satellite view so there shouldn't be any restrictions of water flow.
just being optimistic
Except for so much of it being absorbed in the ground.
Ronnie
If you check the graph i provided, you can see it only came up .3 ft and is now currently falling again.......
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according to the TB website, at 0630 the lake was at 159.96 MSL.
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The folks at the Bend better run for cover.
Alan
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i was told by a marine biologist or something of that nature that it would take 54 inches of rain after ground saturation to bring the lake back to pool, so i guess well take every tenth we can get cause we might be here a while
Kevin Soileau
2007 21 xdc
250 xs
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