6-11-25…Rainfall Roundup!
6-11-25. 9am This Rainfall Roundup is brought to you by Davy Ranch Supply. We have an extensive supply of fencing materials including barbed and netting wire, t-posts, cedar and treated posts, brace and twist pipe, staples, clips, and welded panels. We also stock 7 different types of medium and heavy-duty gates ranging in length from 4 ft - 20 ft. We sell galvanized portable panels and 24 ft free-standing pipe panels, too. We have concrete and poly water troughs in various sizes along with a selection bunk and hay feeders. www.davyranchsupply.com
Storms are still happening in far south Texas as I make this post, but for most of the area, the rain has moved out. This is not the end of rain chances...we will see additional storms later today through Friday, and scattered storms this weekend. I'll have an update out later today.
A great night for the western counties and even around Victoria on the other side of South Texas. My rain gauge in NW San Antonio picked up 0.77 inches. Unfortunately, the storms broke up around San Antonio and locations east of I-35 didn't do so well, rainfall wise...a bit unusual! There were reports of wind damage in the Sabinal area and marble size hail in Val Verde county. With rain totals over 2 inches in many locations in the Hill Country, hopefully our lakes will get a boost in their levels.
How much rain fell at your place and where?
Mark
This Rainfall Roundup is brought to you by Davy Ranch Supply. We have an extensive supply of fencing materials including barbed and netting wire, t-posts, cedar and treated posts, brace and twist pipe, staples, clips, and welded panels. We also stock 7 different types of medium and heavy-duty gates ranging in length from 4 ft - 20 ft. We sell galvanized portable panels and 24 ft free-standing pipe panels, too. We have concrete and poly water troughs in various sizes along with a selection bunk and hay feeders. www.davyranchsupply.com
8:45am radar.
Excessive rainfall forecast for the next 24hrs.
24hr rainfall totals from the NWS and COCORAHS volunteers. Click on images to see them larger.
