Photo by Mark Espinoza
According to the Uvalde Leader News we have received 13.21 inches of rain during the first five months of 2015 (compared to the 8 inches we normally average by this time of year according to US Almanac Data). No doubt the majority of this accumulation has come down over the course of the past few weeks. Not just Uvalde, but the entire Texas Hill Country has been hit by one unrelenting storm after another.
Once the day gave way to some clear skies, I grabbed the camera and took to the Hill Country routes to see first hand what it was looking like and to share with you. I hope you enjoy the images and make sure to check out the video at the bottom of this post which has more imagery from my trip.-ck
Uvalde – Leona River
US HWY 90 – Nueces River
FM 1023 – Frio River
US HWY 83 (Reagan Wells Rd.) – Dry Frio River
FM 127 (Concan, TX) – Frio River
Garner State Park – Frio River
FM 1050 (Utopia, TX) – Sabinal River
FM 173 (Bandera, TX) – Medina River
More images included in the YouTube video slideshow below:
[…] who live in Texas, you are well aware of us being plagued by one storm after another recently (see last weeks post for some shots of what it’s looking like down here). Well in spite of the prevailing […]
Impressive photos!
Thank you very much. And thanks for checking out my blog.