Austin – Rain capable of producing sudden floods continues to bring multiple in inch of rain with flash flood warnings across most of the northern hill country.
This comes after less than 10 days of moving a fatal flash event across other parts of the center of Texas.
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These are the current flood warnings of the region.
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Latest updates
12:57 pm The SABBa Sharif office said it had performed water rescue, and there was no harm to reporting it. The office said that the evacuation in the area was on a voluntary basis, not mandatory.
12:43 pm Likaway Police DepartmentAustin Energy reports the power outages in the southern part of the city, which may also affect some traffic lights. Please handle any intersections with lights other than working in 4 directions.
12:37 pm Emergency services Travis Province: The order of the Tervis Province Judge Andy Brown has been modified. Only areas of Mile Marker 36 and Sandy Creek Park are closed. This ban does not apply to commercial operators, emergency employees, or state and local agencies.
12:29 pm KXAN MERCEDEZ Hernandez said there is a lot of damage to the end of last week’s flood in Georgetown, and many tracks and bridges are still closed due to the damage.
12:28 pm KXAN Mercedez Hernandez in Georgetown monitors the risk of flooding. I was sent in the video below showing the run of rain flowing to the San Gabriel River on the bridge of College Street.
12:06 pm NWS: Flood warning continues in Flash:
- Boucanan Dam, Texas
- Bokanan Lake Village, Texas
- Spring Valley, Texas
- Lanu, Texas
- Spring cherry, Texas
The warning ends at 3:45 pm
11:51 AM NWS: Flash warning in Flash including Cedar Park, Georgetown and Lender until 3 pm
11:46 AM Abbot rulerTEXAS TASK Force One and Texas Parks & Wildlife are a quick rescue of water in Lambasas Province.
Abbott said: “We continue to monitor all provinces with a focus on saving lives.”
11:35 AM Travis Province ESD 1: “In preparing for potential harsh weather conditions and floods, ESD1 is fully prepared and conditions are actively monitored. Our emergency operations center (EOC) is activated, and all the equipment has been accurately examined to ensure the rapid preparation for the response.
“We are in direct contact with Post Command Command, our mutual aid partners are also on standby mode. In addition, the state’s resources already in the region are ready for immediate publication if necessary.”
11:31 AM Texas game guards are published To Brady, Eldorado, Kempner, Llano, San Saba, Sonora & AdDL. Search and rescue fields have already saved several people.
11:19 AM Lower Colorado River SaladTravis Province has amended the request of Lake Travis. It is now prohibited for entertainment use only at a Mile 36 and UPSTREAM of Sandy Creek Park. Commercial operators are still permitted.
LCRa said it continues to advise additional caution on all height lakes due to the wreckage of floods and high bacteria levels.
10:55 AM The LLANO 14 ‘River rose in two hours. Some have decreased, but after 5 ‘it rises in the last hour. It was close to 8 ‘above the flooding stage by 11 am
10:16 AM Flash Flood warning for Llano, TX and Cherry Spring, TX until 12:45 pm
10:03 AM Williamson Emergency Management Office: All roads in the region, including RM 963 & CR 201, clear. However, please continue to be careful while driving. Conditions can change quickly. Train, do not drown!
9:50 AM KXan contacted Sharif County offices in affected areas to check damage and response.
- Lambasas There are no harm reports at the present time. No water rescue operations occurred at the present time.
- San Saba – They said they were busy at the present time, and they asked KXan to call later.
- Lanu There are no harm reports at the present time. There are no rescue operations at the present time.
9:29 AM Floods in Badou City Park in Lanu, Texas
9:11 AM Txdot Austin: Warning: We are witnessing a flashing flood in Burnet, Leno and Mason provinces this morning. There is some closing roads.
Get the latest conditions in Drive. Remember, never lead to the collection or acceleration of water.
8:50 AM LCRA has opened one of the floods in the Wirtz Dam and will open many gates in the Stark Dam soon to launch the flow of surfaces flowing to Lake LBJ.
8:43 AM Curville City: At this time, we temporarily stop ground searches along the river corridor due to the threat of floods. The integrity of our respondents is very important, and we will resume searches as soon as it is safe.
8:30 AM Kxan Frank Martinez journalist KXAN Martinez with Meteorist Kristen Korean. Here are some of the pictures that he sent from the Llano River.
8:24 AM Kxan Korean Corie Corpiatory Specialist outside the Central Province of Lanu Central Province monitors the risk of flooding. I just spoke with Chris Gary, a Lano resident, about the current influence.
We remain well aware of what is going on in the province. We meet as a society, and keep each other. This way, when things like this occur, people remain safe.
Chris Gary residing in Lanu
8:22 am Flood operations began to Damz Dam. The flows will be fast and the water levels will be higher than the usual of the dam. Take immediate action to protect people and property that may be affected. Please monitor the local LCRA Hydromet and Media alerts and national weather service alerts to obtain updates, as weather conditions and floods may change quickly.
8:18 AM Txdot Browwood: Saint Saba Provincial Traffic alert: RM 501 East has been closed due to water on the road. Visit Drive To close roads and updates. Do not lead around barriers, as it is against the law and can have fatal consequences
8:09 AM Williamson Emergency Management Office: Sudden floods occur in RM 963 & CR 201 due to the San Gabriel River. Water above the road. Train, do not drown! Northwest Williason County is under a warning to 10 am
7:32 am NWS: We are watching the Lambasas River this morning, but we have only a couple’s standards to look at. There is one near Kempner that rapidly rose to more than 27 feet, and finally began to slow down its height and current expectations that caused about 32 feet. This height will occur Rocky River RV and CR 4530 for floods, for each recent survey of the region near the scale.
6:39 AM NWS: The scale rose on the South Rocky Kreik thorn near Brezz in Burant Province 15 feet; There are no river stages for this scale.
6:22 am NWS: Warning of floods was released by the Fort Worth office on the Lambasas River near Kimpner; It has risen to a simple stage at a height of 20 feet so far; 18 feet rose within an hour or two. As we mentioned before the river entered the northeastern Burant province.
5:12 AM Colorado Bend government park Closed in floods due to. Cherokee Kreik can currently only walk.