have to remember the may rains were over the whole month and the ground was saturated so all the water had to runoff somewhere. here the last few days we have been dry for over a month or more most of this rain has probably soaked into the ground therefore creating very little runoff don't expect the lakes to fill as fast as they did earlier in the year. all in all its much needed rain for our lakes.

2 7/8" in the rain gage Thur. 22nd Lubbock I know that is not East TX but Lake Alan Henry is up 6" and we are proud of it. Still needs 1.5 ft to top of spillway.

1.5 inches yesterday.....4 inches today in Northeast San Antonio

North Waxahachie 10.40" since Thursday night.

3 inches in Stephenville as of Saturday pm.

I can still catch fish at 3 inches ,9 would be challenge

Not sure how much we got so far, but the pond came up 6' so far and is over flowing. The boat broke loose so I fished it out, and the minnow trap will need to be fished out later .It's in a lot deeper water since hillsnowhere never gets what they say we will. This time we got a lot more.

4"even Northeast side San Antonio. Some areas east reported 7 to 10"!

Cedar Hill 8 and three quarters inches since the rain started

7.5 inches in Mansfield so far, Joe Pool Lake is currently 2 feet over conservation pool level.

I'm in Coppell, about 2 miles from the Lake Grapevine Dam. My back yard rain gauge has shown us to have received a minimum of 12.7" of rain. I say "minimum" because the first time I checked, yesterday, it was full and overflowing.

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As of this morning, our total is 13"+.

Near UT Tyler, 7.5" so far, Lake Tyler up 14" and still filling.

Lake Tyler still 1.46" below pool.

North end Garrett Creek, Fork 10.5"

Joshua Tx 8.25 total so far

3.3" in Pleasanton come on choke canyon get full again.