My 6” rain gauge is overflowing and so is my pond. Hopefully my catfish know how good they’ve got it and don’t leave. This is the water running out of it. A lot of the roads are closed too.

Slow rain in North Texas , over a inch

HEAVY rains in Mills and surrounding counties last night, totals from 5-15”. Many roads are closed, lots of flood damage.

Last night/this morning 2 7/8"

Flooding in Hamilton

Circle T

Circle T 2

Bosque @ Clifton is at 35ft.

https://waterdata.usgs.gov/monitori...0065&period=P7D&showMedian=false

Just under an inch and a half in Sweetwater last night. Nothing compared to what so many Texans are dealing with, but it was welcome.

We got 2" here on the S/E corner of Cedar Creek Lake last night. This brings the ten-day total to 2.5". All of the severe stuff seems to just barely miss us.

It has only been nasty and muggy here (Helotes), less than 1/4" in the last week. They have been pushing the chances of rain out further

I got zero. Del Rio got some and the Ozona area, but a bone dry dust bowl here.

2.6 in Georgetown

I am sick of all the rain

I am ready for no rain for months.

2.5" here

5 3/4 in Burleson since midnight
Brings 5 day total to 11 1/4

Neighbor said their place just west of Cranfills Gap got 7.7" from this last rain and there are a lot of fences washed out. Might be some exotics and trophy Whitetails on the loose in some areas.
Wonder what the rivers and spillways look like?

Hearing lots of thunder from storms 25 miles south of us. Training west to east right along I-10.

I’ve been away from home & Texas since beginning of April ( in East Coast).
Neighbors up the road say they can’t even see our house anymore from gate thru the front hayfield

been raining here since about midnight, heavy start and just steady light rain since, 1" so far.

looks like one more week of off and on then we dry for a few days.

Highway 36 and highway 183 flooded at Rising Star

https://www.bigcountryhomepage.com/news/flooding-in-rising-star-highways-183-36-unsafe-to-drive-on/

About 8:30 p.m. CT on Saturday, the National Weather Service office in San Angelo said it received a report that portions of northeastern Concho County were seeing hail upwards of 3 feet deep covering some roadways. These roads had to be closed after becoming impassable from the hail

https://www.foxweather.com/weather-...threat-once-again-targets-heart-of-texas

My coworker lives NE of Houston that has been getting slammed.

Clifton.

We got 4.19 at our lease in Aspermont yesterday. About 16” YTD.

Still dry here save for a heavy drizzle the past few days. Need a good turd floater in central and south Texas

That would be my area. 90 miles NE of Htown. Probably 30"+ last month. 2 8"-11" rains. Several others between 5"and 6". Roads closed for days. We flew in after 10 days in Canada to a real mess here. US59/I-69 closed near Cleveland, made my early Friday AM drive back home 3 hours instead of 90 minutes from IAH. Guess we can say the drought of 2023 is over here in SE Tx.