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Any lake never has to much water. There are several lakes in south and west Texas that need more water. Hope they get some before it stops.

except for those pesky yakkers

How's Medina doing? It was a creek last I saw.

Ray Roberts is releasing water which will flood homes south of it.
If they do not, homes north and east of it will flood.
Rock in a hard place here.
Of course the lakes like Lewisville that Roberts drains into is full and will have to release and flood downstream

up an inch. only 85.28 ft low!

I hate to disagree with you but there are several lakes with too much water around here, so much that it could endanger lives and many homes, I hope you get all the rain you can stand down south but we do not need anymore here.

I quit sewing on the giant air bladder project.

Pretty isolated to north east tx the rest of the state needs a whole lot more.

It's either not enough, or to much in Tejas. I'll take the to much every time. Feel sorry for the folks in the flood zone.

If it doesn't rain in or near the town of Medina that lake will stay bone dry.
That lake probably has the smallest watershed in the state and if it doesn't rain between those two hills it doesn't fill up.
Sounds funny but we are looking at the proof! Rain all around and it still doesn't get any water!
It will eventually, but it will usually have to be more localized and constant before it catches enough water to fill up.

that's a fact Jimbo. It's a small - but very efficient watershed. Finally getting a good rain up there in the right spot today. It's a start.

The big danger is the integrity of Lewisville dam if RayBob goes over the spillway. Lewisville dam already has seeps and the spillway is degraded and cracked. Carrolton and parts south are in peril right now.

Lake Palestine has been too full for 2 months.