In reply to Kenneth_2003
I had seen last night that the Navasota River at 6 and 6 Business was supposed to be over the road at some point today as it crested. Want to say it was Lindner or NWS Houston
1:15p, 5/4/24
In reply to Kenneth_2003
Here it is, my bad it was KBTX that put it out
BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) - Officials in Navasota expect the Navasota River may flood over Highway 6 north of the City of Navasota by Saturday, which could result in the highway’s closure.https://t.co/Re6L2bIFU5
— 🚨 Rusty Surette 🚨 (@KBTXRusty) May 3, 2024
1:18p, 5/4/24
This is OSR at the Navasota River. Photo taken Friday by Hilltop Fire/EMS.
— 🚨 Rusty Surette 🚨 (@KBTXRusty) May 4, 2024
The map at https://t.co/a62Q22U5Zy allows you to see where roads are closed for to flooding. Example below. Go to menu to adjust settings on types of road closures. 👇🏼 pic.twitter.com/nEB2IjBXQH
Navasota River Flooding:
— Shel Winkley (@shelwinkleywx) May 3, 2024
• River level at the gauge on Hwy 79 between Leon/Robertson County: Surpassed the historic crest of 29' from June 1, 1899 by 1.6'
• Major flooding is happening at the OSR gauge & has passed historic flood from May 1, 2009. Crest expected Saturday pic.twitter.com/ybZ3qSq3ET
Some pretty eye popping water levels
2:08p, 5/4/24
0.97" last 24 hrs near Brownwood. 2.58" in last 7 days. More forecast for this afternoon
6:45p, 5/4/24
In reply to Hehateme1
Looks like Brownwood area has lots of storms nowHehateme1 said:
0.97" last 24 hrs near Brownwood. 2.58" in last 7 days. More forecast for this afternoon
9:39p, 5/4/24
In reply to BlueMiles
I'm not out there at the moment, but pictures are starting to come out.
BlueMiles said:
Up to 3 feet of hail??
I'm not out there at the moment, but pictures are starting to come out.
10:27p, 5/4/24
Wow that's crazy. I see if the model holds we under the gun here in Central Texas. Looks like Llano, Burnet, Lampasas, Williamson about to get hammered around midnight
6:46a, 5/5/24
In reply to ABATTBQ87
3 Saturdays in a row with rainfall; last night recorded 4.77"ABATTBQ87 said:2.24" Johnson county east of JoshuaABATTBQ87 said:
2.30" Johnson County east of Joshua
fortunately no hail or wind damage
10:25a, 5/5/24
0.00" Brazoria County. Basically has not rained in a month in the very wet spring we were suppose to have.
10:29a, 5/5/24
In reply to Cromagnum
That means no mosquitoes for the Mosquito Festival, yes?
Cromagnum said:
0.00" Brazoria County. Basically has not rained in a month in the very wet spring we were suppose to have.
That means no mosquitoes for the Mosquito Festival, yes?
10:53a, 5/5/24
In reply to maroon barchetta
They are going to change the name of the Sugarland Skeeters to the Dust Devils.maroon barchetta said:Cromagnum said:
0.00" Brazoria County. Basically has not rained in a month in the very wet spring we were suppose to have.
That means no mosquitoes for the Mosquito Festival, yes?
12:31p, 5/5/24
2 1/2 inches last night in lampasas. Lots more reported to the North. Lampasas river is flooded. Hay bales and cattle floating down the river.
8:36p, 5/5/24
We need rain in the Choke and Mathis watersheds desperately….
New owner sent me this pick of the Leon River in Coryell County
Been several years since it was that high. Water for Lake Belton!
New owner sent me this pick of the Leon River in Coryell County
Been several years since it was that high. Water for Lake Belton!
Being in TexAgs jail changes a man……..no, not really
9:02p, 5/5/24
In reply to B-1 83
Been watching that big ass storm down there all day hoping the Frio would catch a bunch. I'm not sure it did.
B-1 83 said:
We need rain in the Choke!
Been watching that big ass storm down there all day hoping the Frio would catch a bunch. I'm not sure it did.
7:30a, 5/6/24
In reply to TH36
Nueces watershed got some, but there had to be minimal runoff. We're one day closer to them both filling….TH36 said:B-1 83 said:
We need rain in the Choke!
Been watching that big ass storm down there all day hoping the Frio would catch a bunch. I'm not sure it did.
Being in TexAgs jail changes a man……..no, not really
9:04a, 5/6/24
HWY 6 closed from just south of Clifton to Valley Mills for at least a couple of days. Neills creek bridge and 6 were damaged from overnight flooding Sat. night to Sunday. 6" of rain in 2-3 hrs.
9:33a, 5/6/24
In reply to Cannew
Wow. That's close to my old stomping grounds - drove that highway more times than I can count going home from A&M
10:25a, 5/6/24
In reply to Pasquale Liucci
I grew up around here at least since early 90's the creeks Neills & Meridian were higher than I have ever seen. They are all dumping into the Bosque. Lake Waco is getting 100K cubic ft per second. Basically its rising 1ft per hour. They are not releasing water more than normal and are absorbing the flood.