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We are in Wood county in East Texas and were limited to just over 2 inches of rain. I was hoping for the 4-5 inches that those to the West got, however the areas that received the largest amount of rainfall is in the watershed for most of Central and north Texas community water supply. That is exactly where we needed it the most! Yesterday ended up being a record breaker for most rainfall in Dallas Fort Worth within a 24 hour period of time and contributed to the second rainiest January ever. So much for drought forecasting! We also drove south through the rainstorms yesterday and along Interstate 45 there were several areas where the water had completely covered the service roads on either side of the roadway. Many areas where pastures and low areas that had not been flooded in years were flowing water like a big river. My son and wife who were in the car with me got tired of hearing my oohs and aahhs about the water. I was thanking God for most of the day!
"Our Life is frittered away by detail. Simplify, Simplify" -Henry David Thoreau -
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