Tuesday Summary On Tuesday, we experienced significant rainfall rates in the Rosenberg to Sugar Land area through central Fort Bend County. In the Rosenberg area, one CoCoRaHS observer recorded 11.72 inches over a 6 hour period. In Sugar Land, the Fort Bend LID 2 Ditch H at Ditch A structure recorded approximately 10.64 inches within

Brazos River Forecast Over the past 24 hours, we have seen the forecasts from Hempstead to Richmond lowered. As of this morning, Hempstead is forecasted to hit Gage Elevation 47 feet tomorrow morning with San Felipe hitting Gage Elevation 119.6 Thursday morning. In Richmond, the forecast has dropped 1 foot since yesterday morning and is

Brazos River Forecasts Over the past 24 hours, we have seen only minor revisions to the forecasts along the Brazos River. As of this morning, the Brazos River in Hempstead is forecasted to peak around Gage 48.10 feet with San Felipe peaking around Gage 120.7 feet. The 9:25 AM update from the WGRFC is giving

Brazos River Forecasts Over the past 24 hours, we have seen the forecasts upstream of Richmond slightly fall. As of this morning, the Brazos River in Hempstead is forecasted to peak around Gage 48.5 feet with San Felipe peaking around Gage 120.6 feet. This is about 2.1 feet lower in Hempstead and about 1.5 feet

Brazos River Forecasts Over the past 24 to 48 hours much of the Brazos River Watershed from Waco to Hempstead has received widespread rainfall between 2 to 4 inches. Downstream of Hempstead, the observed totals between 1 to 2 inches. Based on the rain received, the WGRFC has updated their forecast for the Brazos River

There are two potential weather events that we are watching. Near Term (Next 48 hours) The NWS is continuing to show the potential for severe weather over the next 24 hours. Much of the lower Brazos River watershed, downstream of College Station has a slight risk of severe weather with the majority of the state