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moonshinegnomie

(3,790 posts)
27. is accurate
Sat Jul 5, 2025, 06:52 PM
Jul 2025

i live about 2 hours east of kerrville. we didnt get near that amount of rain but the creek near me which is normally almost dry or has a little water in it now literally has whitewater rapids on it.

when it floods here it doesnt screw around. water on teh guadalupe river rose 20 feet in an hour.




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Texas [View all] orangecrush Jul 2025 OP
My question is: LilElf70 Jul 2025 #1
Terrifying to watch occupied houses being swept away orangecrush Jul 2025 #3
Has there been any word on those people in the house? berniesandersmittens Jul 2025 #51
Not that I know of orangecrush Jul 2025 #52
6 months of rain in 2 days. The majority that day. Melon Jul 2025 #5
Yes! A hundred square miles of heavy rain channeling down natural gullies multiplies the effect dramatically wolfie001 Jul 2025 #14
Back in the 80's, we in the sticks surrounding the KC area slightlv Jul 2025 #23
In the lead up to the storm as it passed over here the evaporation rate was tremendous... Hugin Jul 2025 #24
Well... good luck, Texas. Start your own weather service and satellite observations. Fund your own * Oopsie Daisy Jul 2025 #2
Tx officials just warned residents that they must prepare for lengthy electric allegorical oracle Jul 2025 #11
Abbott was just bragging up his grid a couple days ago. BidenRocks Jul 2025 #18
And the grid going down can affect things hundreds of miles away. markodochartaigh Jul 2025 #30
The children who are missing can't vote but your humanity is touching. TheProle Jul 2025 #47
I know. Thanks for noticing. Oopsie Daisy Jul 2025 #48
Children everywhere suffer for the stupidity of adults. RandomNumbers Jul 2025 #53
Horrible. bronxiteforever Jul 2025 #4
They got no warning orangecrush Jul 2025 #9
Vegas Justice matters. Jul 2025 #6
Nevada Ghost Towns Metaphorical Jul 2025 #38
not appropriate to post here, but has anyone else felt the need to listen to Stevie Ray Vaughan's Texas Flood? spike jones Jul 2025 #7
Good jam orangecrush Jul 2025 #8
Yeah, it is posted below in Music Appreciation. spike jones Jul 2025 #10
And here, for anyone wondering orangecrush Jul 2025 #12
its even worse.... moonshinegnomie Jul 2025 #13
Putin is doing backflips. orangecrush Jul 2025 #21
Humbling... for all our technology, nature is so much more powerful than anything we can muster up Takket Jul 2025 #15
Horrified. Passages Jul 2025 #16
It has an Armageddon feel to it PatSeg Jul 2025 #17
I resemble that! BidenRocks Jul 2025 #19
Ah yes PatSeg Jul 2025 #35
.... orangecrush Jul 2025 #20
They tend to cherry pick the bible PatSeg Jul 2025 #37
Truth orangecrush Jul 2025 #39
I've gotten into some really bizarre and interesting PatSeg Jul 2025 #41
Kind of like Trump's cult orangecrush Jul 2025 #44
Yes, very much so PatSeg Jul 2025 #50
I haven't watched that video but wondering if electricmonk Jul 2025 #22
is accurate moonshinegnomie Jul 2025 #27
Thanks, I'll give it a watch electricmonk Jul 2025 #34
I never watch YT videos with AI-generated thumbnails blogslug Jul 2025 #49
I need to call my SiL slightlv Jul 2025 #25
sequin should be fine moonshinegnomie Jul 2025 #28
See post 29 orangecrush Jul 2025 #32
im well aware moonshinegnomie Jul 2025 #36
Thank you. orangecrush Jul 2025 #40
I just got off the phone with her... slightlv Jul 2025 #42
Glad you reached out orangecrush Jul 2025 #45
Sorry to bear sad news orangecrush Jul 2025 #29
Got me thinking of SRV. rickyhall Jul 2025 #26
"Texas Flood" us posted upthread orangecrush Jul 2025 #31
Flash floods are a real danger in Texas Metaphorical Jul 2025 #33
I remember being caught around Nacogdoches road in SA slightlv Jul 2025 #43
We've had some flash flooding in this area orangecrush Jul 2025 #46
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