You can't even see water with binoculars from what used to be my favorite duck hunting spot on Meredith. It is sad to even go up there.
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Ebbs and flows.
Almost makes you want to wish for a hurricane.
I was at a Dam Safety seminar last week and it was peculiar talking about 20-40 inch rain events with the weather we're having right now.Comment
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On my knees and praying for some rain!
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Craziness... Great perspective with the photos, though.Comment
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None of us really like going to safety seminars Devin but this is a family oriented site!Originally posted by Devin View Post
Missing them photos Casey but it appears you couldn't capture any right now anyway. Sad.
I'd hate to see a spark on or near my place right now.Comment
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Wow! I believe Lake Houston is a major water supply for the city of Houstons drinking water.Comment
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Sad Sad Sad!Comment
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This is a shame. I just cringe to think about all the people who bought nice lake lots and built homes on the lake and now they can't even see the water.Comment
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Very sad.Comment
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My sprinkler system is using too much water. Goodness it is getting bad....Comment
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I have a 2 inch gap between my cement and yard along the driveway. The only thing that gets water these days are my wife's flowers in the front yard.
I can only imagine how bad it is at the lease.
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That's no bueno for your foundation. U ever hear the foundation repair commercials on The Ticket?Originally posted by KeeganNotSansaba View PostI have a 2 inch gap between my cement and yard along the driveway. The only thing that gets water these days are my wife's flowers in the front yard.
I can only imagine how bad it is at the lease.Comment
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Wow. Excellent photos, Casey. Sad subject matter. It looks like that everywhere in the state right now. Come on tropical moisture!!!Comment
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Sorry to sidetrack but it's scary how low all the lakes around the state are. I was on Travis a month ago and was speechless at times.Comment
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downright depressing
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