Over the next couple of days in the forecast. We need if badly because of low water conditions and for Golden Algae blooms, it's that time of year.

that's a good bit of rain.

$$$$ falling from the sky! Im in the roofing business.

Bring it.

It would great to see the lakes come up before summer. It'll take more then a couple inches but this would be a nice start.

We can use the rain for sure!

This is a beautiful picture.

Well they said the rain was gonna be here by mid day....I knew I shoulda hit my SSSSSSSSL this morning. The weatherman robbed me of a fishing day I guess I can do some homework

I bet that guy in the buster boat with the Cowboy hat was there. I saw over 50 crappie come out of the water Sunday. More than half went back in.

Raining pretty hard now in Plano area, it is nioe!

Been coming down steady in Azle since 3:00. I sure hope y'all catch a bunch in Lavon. That lake is really low.

With all the run off I'm seeing the area lakes should net on the rise

I went down Hickery creek from old Alton to the lake this pass Sunday. It was terrible. Down 5 feet from last winter. Stopped at Old Alton this morning and it was up about 15 feet. A ranging torrent just maybe 10 feet from the bottom of the bridge. That amount of water will do real good to the lake. Sorry it was to dark to take a picture.

trinity river between ft worth n euless!

flooded golf course off 820 n ft worth! see the creek in the background?


another angle off north loop 820 n richland hills.


rumor has it we will B getting more!!!

Lake Arrowhead was down to 51% capacity at the end of summer and now with all the recent rain the last few weeks it is back up to 62%. Still a ways down but it is slowly but surley filling back up. Kinda of neat to be a foot from shore and have the water depth at 20+ feet.

Is it just me? I have an itch to get my yak out and just play in one of these creeks right now.

Could be a death wish from what I have seen today!

Trinity Blvd west of 820 flooded by the Trinity River...

That's awesome. Liked the watch for water on road sign.

Yeah ... lucky I'm older and wiser now ... 25 years or so ago, and I might have been on the news last night.

I can remember canoeing the Buffalo River in Middle Tennessee with a bunch of buddies while I was in College and a rain similar to what we've had the last couple of days came up the night before our run (luckily we were camping on a high bank WAY above river level). We made what was supposed to be an 8 hour trip in just over two hours. Long wait for the shuttle service to pick us up ... sitting like wet rats on the bank. I will never forget seeing a dead drowned cow lodged in some tree branches about 10-15 feet out of the (still high and fast) waters. Can only imagine what that river was doing the night before while we slept.

Not sure how much Ray Roberts got out of this. But as I was driving across it yesterday at 6:00 I saw it was up at least two feet. Maybe more.

Our rain gauge is reading almost 4 1/2"

check this out. I thought lake fork would have gone up a bit more. I guess anything is better than nothing though.

http://www.lakeforktexas.com/level