Also, the frio at Tilden is at 900 CFS, the highest it's been this year. Maybe we'll catch a couple feet.

I'm hoping the water in the dry Frio helps out

Hoping, we shall see. It did come up a foot a few weeks ago, so maybe the ground was still wet enough for runoff. I know the Mosquitos were BRUTAL down there 2 weekends ago, I mean they came in swarms like bees!

Looks like the Frio is getting some water at this moment.

Just saw that the Uvalde area received about 11" overnight from that one storm. Thats crazy. Lots of water headed somewhere

There is some water in the system now. We'll wee how much gets to the lake.

that's awesome I wish there was a statewide map like what LCRA has where you can see the rain totals for an area

Wow I didn't hear about all of the rain last night....awesome! The Frio just west of the lake is getting hammered right now as well. I'll be out there today and take some pictures from the 99 bridge. That should be a pretty site!

please post!

The river is flowing but it's not roaring like we'd all like to see. It's flooding bad right now just south of the lake. It's just sickening that Choke won't get any of that runoff.

Duece is that at 99? Holy sheet, haven't been thru there in a couple of years, and I've never seen it just the river at that point. That's a lot of brush!

The Frio at Tilden and San Miguel are both rising, so it will be interesting to see that same picture in a day or two.

This is Possum Creek, looking West from the bridge. I'd say it's flowing at about 50 gallons a minute...

The first picture is at 99 looking up river. The brush is THICK all around the lake. Choke will be better than ever if it ever fills up and stays full for a few years.