8" to 15" of RAIN Predicted! AGAIN!!!

[baymule]

@flowerweaver does live where the floods were. I hope she is ok too!

Then good news around here is, the burn ban is lifted and we burned a big brush pile!

 

[jackb]

Wow, by now you must know how Noah felt.

 

[PhilaGardener]

@flowerweaver also brings the animals in when the going gets rough! Hope everything is OK for her! I think her home is high, but she can be isolated when the rivers rise.

 

[baymule]

It is raining again! We had a couple of guys come today to clear a place behind the house for a barn. They cut 2 large dead trees and cleaned up mess from 2 big dead trees that already fell down. Plus they cut through greenbriar thickets, cut brush and general mess. We started the burn pile at 8AM and even with the rain, it is still burning. I don't know how much rain, it's dark, I'm tired and the rain gauge is a looooong walk down the driveway.

 

[dewdropsinwv]

Hope the rain stops soon for you all. My brother in law lives in Corpus Christi and the radar shows that they are getting a lot of rain too.

 

[baymule]

Rain fall report; 3/4" yesterday afternoon and last night bringing the total rain fall for the weekend to 3".

I put the horses in a small front pasture while we worked in their preferred pasture, and they didn't like it one bit. I use the word pasture loosely as there isn't any grass and lots of woods, but I gotta call it something. It was almost dark when I opened the gate to take them back to their home. I didn't have to lead or shoo them back home, they took out running and didn't stop until they got there.

 

[ninnymary]

It rained last night here and still raining this morning! Yay, now I don't have to water the garden.

Mary

 

[thistlebloom]

I hope you get a lot more too, and it starts to recharge all the reservoirs.

 

[Rhodie Ranch]

Yup, started raining last nite and been a steady light rain since. I'm thrilled. I have my houseplants outside to wash off their dusty leaves.

 

[ninnymary]

Murphysranch, I hear it was going to snow at 5,000 elevation. That would mean snow at our cabin. We just left it Saturday. Too bad we missed it.

Mary