Brush Country Ag said:
Too dry in watershed….what rain does fall soaks up. I really don't think there has been that much rain in the Frio watershed TBH.
Brush Country Ag said:
I don't think we will see a major jump…unless we keep receiving more rain in the next couple of days. The lake is just too low and that Kerrville rain didn't catch enough of the Frio watershed. Don't expect this to alleviate the Stage 3 water restrictions Corpus area has going. Hopefully we see more tropical activity over the summer -rain NOT wind!!
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Frio River flooding overnight
Frio has already reached moderate flood stage at Concan, will flood near Knippa
Weather
Sarah Spivey, KSAT Weather Authority Meteorologist
Justin Horne, KSAT Weather Authority Meteorologist
Published: July 14, 2025 at 10:44 PM
IMPORTANT NOTES
CONCAN: Crested at 13ft at 2pm, dropped, now rising again and could reach 15 feet by 12am
KNIPPA: Forecast to crest at 16.5 ft around 2am
MODERATE FLOOD STAGE: Some inundation of structures and roads, please seek higher ground
After heavy rainfall this morning, River Flood Warnings have been issued for the Frio River from Concan to Knippa. The river crested in Concan at 13 ft at 2 pm, significantly dropped, then rose again this evening with a new forecast crest around midnight of 15 feet. The river is forecast to crest at 17 ft. near Knippa at 4 am. Both of these levels are above moderate stage. Those along the river should be aware of your surroundings and consider finding higher ground.
Up to 5 to 6 of rainfall has fallen this morning over the Frio River basin.
