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I got 3 inches of rain at the Lazy W pond Friday and it came up three inches. The pond is 12 feet low. I figure at that rate I'm gonna need 120 inces of rain. Where is a good hurricane when you need one?


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Heybud,remember your in Texas.Be careful what you wish for!


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I'm with you Heybud, always deferring to the rain gods that excess is undesirable, but really po'd that the hurricaine paths went 50 miles too far east. I'll bet I checked radar & Hurricaine path models every hour for 3 days just hoping. Such is the plight of "only partially full" and "have never filled-up" pond nonmiesters..du


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Im not saying I dont want rain,Im probably down 8-9 feet myself.On the other hand,I dont want to have to fix my spillway again either.


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Heybud,

what you need is a 3 inch rain one day... followed by another 3 incher the next. It takes one good soaker to get the ground where any runoff will occur.

My pond in north Texas came up 5 feet in one week. Two inches of rain on Monday, followed by 4 inches on Wednesday did the trick. 60 acres of watershed into a 1.5 acre pond doesn't hurt, either.


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