Have had enough in the Houston area. Over 11 inches in the last 2 weeks. And it was already wet before that.

4.2 in Calallen in the last 3 weeks

2nd shot of it looked like it was about to drag sack over someone.

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Somehow the drought chart is giving my area the finger. I guess that comes with the territory. Hope we can get some rain next week.

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Shocking to see the desert region of our state is in a drought

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I seemed to have missed the Saguaro cactus here in Atascosa County!!!!

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Since it June yall can prepare for some sort of tropical activity that will slam into south Texas before July 4th

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From your lips to God's ears!

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Barry is the second named storm of the Atlantic Hurricane Season. It's expected to move into Mexico, but will send rain up to Texas.
https://www.wfaa.com/mobile/article/weather/hurricane/tropical-storm-barry-path/285-2d5dc09c-3c13-4e28-85f5-923460bb639f

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Somehow the drought chart is giving my area the finger. I guess that comes with the territory. Hope we can get some rain next week.

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Shocking to see the desert region of our state is in a drought

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I seemed to have missed the Saguaro cactus here in Atascosa County!!!!

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Since it June yall can prepare for some sort of tropical activity that will slam into south Texas before July 4th

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From your lips to God's ears!

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Barry is the second named storm of the Atlantic Hurricane Season. It's expected to move into Mexico, but will send rain up to Texas.
https://www.wfaa.com/mobile/article/weather/hurricane/tropical-storm-barry-path/285-2d5dc09c-3c13-4e28-85f5-923460bb639f

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Yeah, just contemplating how this will completely miss me!




And there it is. Cursed.

went to choke yesterday to mow my dead grass and spray some weed killer and ill be dammed if it didnt rain on me a little....both thankful and annoyed at the timing.

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4.2 in Calallen in the last 3 weeks

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We got that in an hour Thursday in Houston.

Over 3" in less than 30 minutes. I had Harvey flashbacks.

What part of town?

Some people are getting relentless rain while others haven't gotten ***** No in between.

Storms & Localized Flooding Risk Increasing for Parts of Texas Thursday July 3rd

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A sudden change in weather data has required updates to the forecast for the next few days in parts of Texas. To clarify, many people in Texas won't see major forecast changes, but we are increasingly concerned about the potential for localized yet impactful heavy rain in the Concho Valley, Hill Country, and South-Central Texas as Thursday night approaches.

If slow-moving, heavy storms develop, they could produce excessive rainfall over several hours. Localized flash flooding, which could be problematic, might occur. We will closely monitor the data as the situation unfolds over the next day.

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We got another 1" just outside of Concan yesterday and hopefully more today. The river doesn't reflect the amount of rainfall we have had this year. It is really green and animals are looking really healthy! I am excited for hunting season

I saw forecasts of heavy rain from big bend to midland. Looks like a gift this time of year.

We got almost 3 inches in round rock

To be fair...

They don't know what rain is mostly.

Major flooding in Hunt and I'm sure along most of both forks of the Guadalupe. My in-laws just moved to higher ground after water rose inside their house, highest they've ever seen the river (South Fork) in 30+ years. I heard LEO on the other end of the phone call with them say three houses near them have people on the roof and they're hoping the structures hold until they can get to them.

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Major flooding in Hunt and I'm sure along most of both forks of the Guadalupe. My in-laws just moved to higher ground after water rose inside their house, highest they've ever seen the river (South Fork) in 30+ years. I heard LEO on the other end of the phone call with them say three houses near them have people on the roof and they're hoping the structures hold until they can get to them.

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Seeing some stuff online and not looking good. A lot of people vacationing in AirBNBs and RVs on the river and likely unaware. Horrible timing being the holiday weekend.

The FOX Forecast Center said the first Flash Flood Emergency was issued near San Angelo after 12-15 inches of rain was reported and flooding was ongoing.

The second was issued near Kerrville after the Guadalupe River rose several feet in only a few short hours. Over 7 inches of rain in six hours was reported in Kerr County. In Brady, water reached homes and rescues took place.

https://www.mysanantonio.com/news/weather/article/flash-flood-warning-guadalupe-river-20422364.php

"Guadalupe River at Hunt continues to rise sharply and has reached 2nd highest height on record, higher than the 1987 flood. This flood wave will continue through Kerrville & Comfort. This is a very dangerous and life-threatening flood event along the river. Move to higher ground," NWS urges the public.

I like rain but not that much… hope everyone is okay

Holy crap

I'm getting first-hand reports and pictures and it's like the Blanco flood of 2015. Just a wall of water on the Guadalupe, from 7 feet to 30 feet in an hour. People in their homes swept away in the early am dark. Neighbors of my in-laws were swept away. Four 20yr olds. Sickening.

I worry about Camp La Junta right there in Hunt. They just started second term and you've got 300 kids in those cabins.

OMG

Better look at the Guadalupe River flooding in Kerrville @fox7austin #txwx pic.twitter.com/teNRfHdxYL

— Chris Walker (@WalkerATX) July 4, 2025

Our ranch in Paint Rock likely got slammed. The Concho River is crazy high.

https://www.foxweather.com/weather-news/flash-flood-emergency-san-angelo-kerrville-friday-july-4-2025

The post office in Hunt is gone. Hunt Store split in two. I pray those kids at La Junta and other camps got out. I'm hearing right now there are kids on roofs in La Junta waiting for rescue.

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I'm getting first-hand reports and pictures and it's like the Blanco flood of 2015. Just a wall of water on the Guadalupe, from 7 feet to 30 feet in an hour. People in their homes swept away in the early am dark. Neighbors of my in-laws were swept away. Four 20yr olds. Sickening.

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I lived in the Wimberley area during that event. The flooding occurred in Blanco, and then all that water channeled down the Blanco River and swept over the RR12 bridge at Wimberley, reaching over 39 feet.

Holy crap. Spent all my Summers as a kid going to Camp Stewart there in hunt. This sounds like the flood of 78. There was another pretty bad one in the '80s as well. Prayers for all involved.

I responded as the PIO for Texas Task Force 1 to Wimberley. There is not much that frightens me more than a hill country flood.

Canyon, Medina and Buchanan are going to see a massive rise in their levels over the next few days if imagine

Kerrville flooded. Rescues being made. Video on Facebook unbelievable. San Angelo near flooded, report of 16" of rain. San Saba River on historic rise!

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Kerrville flooded. Rescues being made. Video on Facebook unbelievable. San Angelo near flooded, report of 16" of rain. San Saba River on historic rise!

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https://www.kens5.com/video/weather/severe-weather/swift-water-assets-on-their-way-to-guadalupe-river-in-kerrville-police-say/273-58feb807-074b-4c79-adf8-bf513915f8f9

Evacuations underway, holiday celebrations cancelled amid 'catastrophic' flooding in Kerr County