rain yesterday, rain tomorrow ... and today too
All those posts last year about drought ...
We're closing in on a foot of rain for June, and over 32" so far for the year. This week, there has been a low-pressure area sitting over central Texas and southern Oklahoma, just sucking in Gulf moisture and then dumping it. Marble Falls got an incredible 19" in one day!
This afternoon about 4:30, Mary picked me up to go over to her house. We went down Sycamore to Welch. Even at the top of the hill here the street was awash. From the corner at Bernard, where the gutters were pouring full force through the storm drains, to about 2/3 of the way to Welch, the street was continuously gutter-full. We threw up a continuous spray mid-window height, even going really slow. Tributaries came swirling out into the street through the curb-cuts from the paved parking lot. Then the sun started to peek through the clouds, even while the rain continued. By the time we crossed the creek up by DHS and DUUF, it was barely sprinkling. There must have been much less rain there, because the creek was hardly up at all.
More showers and downpours three or four more times during the evening.
This morning a 4-ft oak limb stub landed on the deck, and sometime this afternoon the east end of the deck awning fell down.
We're closing in on a foot of rain for June, and over 32" so far for the year. This week, there has been a low-pressure area sitting over central Texas and southern Oklahoma, just sucking in Gulf moisture and then dumping it. Marble Falls got an incredible 19" in one day!
This afternoon about 4:30, Mary picked me up to go over to her house. We went down Sycamore to Welch. Even at the top of the hill here the street was awash. From the corner at Bernard, where the gutters were pouring full force through the storm drains, to about 2/3 of the way to Welch, the street was continuously gutter-full. We threw up a continuous spray mid-window height, even going really slow. Tributaries came swirling out into the street through the curb-cuts from the paved parking lot. Then the sun started to peek through the clouds, even while the rain continued. By the time we crossed the creek up by DHS and DUUF, it was barely sprinkling. There must have been much less rain there, because the creek was hardly up at all.
More showers and downpours three or four more times during the evening.
This morning a 4-ft oak limb stub landed on the deck, and sometime this afternoon the east end of the deck awning fell down.
posted by AbigailM | 11:59 PM
1 Comments:
When I first read this I thought you'd said the east end of the DECK had fallen down. The awning is bad enough, but...
Anyway, I thought I'd pop in since I don't know whether you'll get back and see my reply to your comments...there's one on each blog, but I really wanted to ask if you read a lot of RS, would you consider critiquing the first couple chapters of mine so I know where I am going off-track?
:D
Laura
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