In the month of May we got 5.9 inches of rain and 12 inches of mosquitoes near Richland Springs.
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We lost track but I know it was over 15" for us in Livingston. We got 5.5" in just a few hours one evening. -
I got over 22 inches in May . Place is so saturated I have trees falling over . I’m near EdnaComment
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Had 10 inches at the end of April and 13 inches in May, lot more coming this weekComment
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9 inches for us. Just got another inch today.Comment
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I have to be close to 18 inches here in Kendall county. Storm Friday night took down my fence and overflowed my rain gauge. We really could use a week of sun around here. I have 3 feeders that are empty and I can’t get to them because of the mud and full creeks.Comment
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22 inches in houston co. June looks to start off wild too.Comment
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21 plus in Vienna area!Comment
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I can’t remember. 25”+Comment
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A month? Hail, we got 6" in a 24hr period.......twice!Comment
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We got 15” in one 24 hour period in May. Sever other days we got 3-5”. I literally have water standing in my yard and my pasture is a swamp. I’d like a couple weeks with nothing over 1/2” so we can dry out.Comment
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The mosquitos are so bad here I went and got a fogger for the yard.Comment
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Here to and big. I vacuumed packed one he was so bigOriginally posted by hopedale View Post
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I tried to swat one off my shoulder and he grabbed me by the wrist and said “don’t even f’n think about it”.Originally posted by Joe H View PostComment
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That's what we used to deal with, after a hurricane on the coast, when we lived there. The winds were never more than a bit over 100 mph, which did some damage, but the ridiculous amounts of rain, would cause the live oaks to start falling over a few days after the storm went through, up to about two weeks after the storm, we would still have trees falling over.Originally posted by Strummer View PostComment
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