I know thus isn't airgun related, but just checking in on central Texas folks with rain and flooding.
Texas folks
- Thread starter d3vnull
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I'm in Dallas and not affected, but there's a lot of incredible flooding and some missing children down in the central area. Please pray for them.
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We got some of that wet stuff here in Odessa , Stopped my shooting for three days,,,
It can sprinkle real hard here and it floods ,
Mike
It can sprinkle real hard here and it floods ,
Mike
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Georgetown here...14 inches in the last week...so far no flooding, seems like almost half an annual rainfall!
Thanks for asking......
Thanks for asking......
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I live at Canyon Lake - right where the Guadalupe River goes into the lake. We are safe but as you may know, there have been numerous fatalities up river. Canyon Lake has been at a historic low - over 30 feet below normal - so it has more than enough capacity to take in the flood waters.
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I'm in San Antonio and we didn't get much here. Kerrville is an hour north and like Mike says the Guadalupe forms up there and makes it way to Canyon Lake which wasn't full so should be able to take the water without needing the discharge channels.
Unfortunately two of my daughters good friends were at Camp Mystic. One was returned to her parents last night and safe but Kelly is still unaccounted for. Hoping she and the other girls were able to get downstream and to some high ground and are just isolated. Hopefully the ppl in the RV parks off the Guadalupe got out as well. I bike and fish out there often and there are a few RV parks right off the river south of Kerrville.
Unfortunately two of my daughters good friends were at Camp Mystic. One was returned to her parents last night and safe but Kelly is still unaccounted for. Hoping she and the other girls were able to get downstream and to some high ground and are just isolated. Hopefully the ppl in the RV parks off the Guadalupe got out as well. I bike and fish out there often and there are a few RV parks right off the river south of Kerrville.
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Officials in Georgetown are evacuating dwellings along the river. About 50 miles up stream of you the average rainfall rate has been 2-3" an hour for a few hours now with 5 minute rates as high as 5" per hour.
I can't tell from the hydrology data how fast the bubble is heading to Georgetown but it's moving fast.
Be safe.
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