Rain totals!

[Mudslinger]

I know that some are suffering still with the drought and some have faced flooding for the last few days and some endured some tornadoes this week. I am just sitting here wondering about rain totals this past week across the state.

We had 2 1/2" last week and since Sunday the 28th of April, we have had 9 1/8" thru this morning. The way surrounding properties drain into my pond, I may not be able to mow until June if not later. Mowing will probably not work, it will have to be with the tractor and shredder.

Post the totals if you have them.

Stay safe and prayers for those suffering from these storms or from the lack of rain.

[TD2000]

7 1/2" near Goldthwaite

Rivers are flowing and tanks are fillin'

17.5" ytd and the average annual rainfall is 21.2"

[DUKFVR]

Not near enough at my ranch in young county. Heavy runoff rains keep missing us by a few miles.
At my house here in nw houston we got a little over 2 in since all this started on this round.

[RMW]

Nada 50 miles Southwest of Houston, watering crops now. No rain in the last month

[locolobo]

Few little sprinkles here and there. Not even 1/4" since it all started. Been watering the garden every day for the past 1.5 months. South of Houston close to the coast. Weather people been promising as much as 70% but nada.
Edit: Just heard it thunder. Intellicast radar showed a small red spot headed our way from down the coast. Keepin my fingers crossed it don't miss us.

[Drycreek3189]

Near 3.5” last nite and this morning early. That’s on top of the 2” this past week and the 9” from a couple weeks ago. I guess you could say my cup runneth over !

[Johnny Dangerr]

2.25" Hobby Airport area...

[LivinADream]

9.25 on I-10 between Houston and Beaumont.

[60 Deluxe]

2.7" southeast Coke County

[SaltwaterSlick]

19.7” here on Tarkington Prairie. Garden is about drowned. If it will just give us a break long enuf for things to dry out, peas might still make it. Corn plot and melon patch are both done. Most of our new plantings of beets n cabbage have drowned or washed away.

[Mexico]

19.7” here on Tarkington Prairie. Garden is about drowned. If it will just give us a break long enuf for things to dry out, peas might still make it. Corn plot and melon patch are both done. Most of our new plantings of beets n cabbage have drowned or washed away.

19.7... holy smokes! Haha... sounds like a years worth amigo! Dang it!

[MacDaddy67]

Magnolia has 12” since Thursday

[Pineywoods]

24" since Monday at our house in Livingston before the rain early this morning. I haven't seen the guage totals for the what fell this morning yet but I would guess another 1-2". My Mom and Dad on the north side of Livingston about 10 miles from us got 21" before this mornings rain.

[brokeno]

Zero here in Smiley

[jerp]

I’ve emptied 8” from the gauge at the house in the last 10 days