Currently, the Brazos River in Richmond is at Gage Elevation 8.54 feet. The Brazos River through Richmond is anticipated to rise to Gage Elevation 9.2 due to the rainfall received and upstream releases, but generally the Brazos River is flowing below average. The NWS forecast for the week is showing the Houston Region should receive …
Currently, the Brazos River in Richmond is at Gage Elevation 11.01 feet and falling. The heat continues this week with highs around 100 degrees and low rain chances. The Region could see a slight drop in the temperatures toward the end of the week with highs in the mid- to upper 90s and rain changes …
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Currently, the Brazos River in Richmond is at Gage Elevation 12.04 feet. Based on rainfall received over the past 24 hours, the Brazos River is expected to rise slightly to Gage Elevation 12.9 feet around Wednesday. The forecast is showing increased rain chances start the week. The rain chances begin to decrease toward the end …
Currently, the Brazos River in Richmond is in Action Stage at Gage Elevation 20.49 and continuing to fall. The forecast for this week is calling for sunny to mostly sunny skies with low rain chances across the Region except for Wednesday into Thursday. Our rain chances increase mid-week, but the current forecast is showing less …
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The Brazos River through Richmond continues to rise as the Watershed received 2 to 7 inches of rainfall over the past 7 days. Currently, the Brazos River in Richmond is in Action Stage at Gage Elevation 26.87 and is predicted to peak around Gage Elevation 32.3. The NWS forecast is calling for an additional 0.5 …
The Brazos River through Richmond continues to fall and is currently at Gage Elevation 13.42 feet. The NWS Forecast for this week is calling for increased rain chances through Wednesday with extended rain chances through the weekend. The 7-Day Quantitative Precipitation Forecast (QPF) is showing the lower Brazos River Watershed receiving between 2 to 5 …
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Currently the Brazos River in Richmond is in Action Stage at Gage Elevation 20.85 feet and rising. The WGRFC anticipates the Brazos River peaking around 21.4 feet overnight. By the end of the week, the Brazos River should drop below Action Stage around Gage Elevation 16 feet. The NWS Forecast is calling sunny to partly …