http://www.lakelevels.info/USA/Texas/

Wondering if any of those lakes that are still really low may get the boost they are still needing. I live in central Texas so I pay attention to the local stuff. Looks like Lake Buchanan (3.5 ft low) and maybe Travis (9.5 ft low) may finally be "full". My home lake (Belton) is only 6 inches low.

Looking at the radar it doesn't look like Falcon is getting anything to speak of.

Lake Texana should be plenty full when this is over!!!!

Coleto Creek FULL

24" Plus inches of rain with more on the way!

Over 7" of rain at cedar creek is what they said has fallen. The northerly track they are forecasting now might get a few west Texas lakes some much need rain.

what about choke canyon

To answer the original thread question, not South Texas lakes. Amistad and Falcon were never on the list with his track, but Medina or Choke might still be, but most likely not. Harvey did his destruction, and is too far east now. But you never know about Mother Nature and a Cat 4 Hurricane what they might still do, but we can still hope.

Debra

Conroe up 1.5ft overnight and rising fast