After driving a tractor over it, then walking it, I and wife were able to get out a little earlier, but nowhere to go. The county roads are all flooded.
I probably could have made it to my sister's place further up the highway but left it up to my wife. She wanted to return home. We barely made it back in, but we'll stick it out here.
So far, we still have electricity, plenty of canned food, a generator and enough fuel for 48 hrs if the power does go out.
My exit/entrance problem.
And, as if there isn't enough water coming down already, the water treatment plant decided to pump itself out this morning.
My home is on pilings, with top of first finished floor a full 6' above grade, and it does have an upstairs.
It is going to get worse before it gets better, once the river rises. That will be this afternoon sometime, and thru the night.
SJRA is going to let water out of Lake Conroe, but slowly and incrementally. Since that water feeds the West Fork San Jacinto River and the East Fork converge farther downstream, the increased flow from West Fork will adversely affect how much water I see from my fork of the river.
http://www.yourconroenews.com/east-...Rivera-Authority-reverses-course-12003233.php