LCRA RAINFALL TOTALS UPDATE

Today’s rainfall chances follow a wet start to the week, with Camp Mabry posting a half-inch of rain Monday and Austin-Bergstrom International Airport posting one-third inch. “Isolated amounts of one to two inches may cause ponding of water in low lying areas.” “The main threat will be locally heavy downpours,” the service said. There’s also a threat of flooding along low-water crossings, the service warned. Other areas could see spotty rainfall amounts of up to one-tenth inch. Rainfall amounts of up to one-half inch could be expected, the National Weather Service said. Most of the gauges have no public access. Both stations did not report any rainfall Tuesday.Įarlier: Central Texas will get another shot at rain Wednesday as an upper level disturbance moves toward the region and boosts area chances for showers and isolated thunderstorms.Īlready early Wednesday, there were reports of scattered showers along an area stretching from Bastrop to Austin to Burnet and beyond, with the rainfall moving northwest at about 15 to 20 mph. Rainfall Summary - Stream Flow and Weather Reports Rainfall Summary 9/10/22 9:16 AM LCRA - Rainfall Summary Units in inches - This information comes from LCRA's network of remote gauges.

, Hydraulic Design of Storm Sewers, Including the Use of Excel, an online. Today’s rainfall follows an already wet start to the week, with Camp Mabry posting a half-inch of rain Monday and Austin-Bergstrom International Airport posting one-third inch. LCRAs Hydromet is a system of more than 275 automated river and weather gauges throughout the lower Colorado River basin in Texas. Here are LCRA rainfall totals from the last 24 hours, ending Thursday morning. The high will be 88, followed by a low of 73 tonight.

There’s a 60 percent chance for rain today, followed by a 30 percent chance of rain tonight. We could see another round of showers later today and tonight, the service said. Rainfall totals of less than one inch have been reported elsewhere around Travis County since midnight, including a half-inch in Lago Vista and a quarter-inch in Marble Falls. In the last two hours, Camp Mabry has posted almost a quarter-inch of rain, according to the National Weather Service.

LCRA RAINFALL TOTALS UPDATE

Update 8:25 a.m.: Central Texas has seen a healthy dose of showers throughout the region and more could be on the way Wednesday. Photo courtesy of Austin-American Statesman

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