RAIN TOTALS: Here’s how much was left behind after Saturday night’s noisy storms

BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) - What a noisy night across the Brazos Valley! For just the third time this month, Easterwood Airport collected measurable rainfall in the very early hours of Sunday morning. Officially, Bryan-College Station received 0.78″ of rain between 1 a.m. and 4 a.m. Nearly stationary storms dumped 3″ to 5″ of rain along the Highway 79 corridor in parts of Milam, Robertson, and Leon Counties. A Flash Flood Warning was issued for part of the night due to high water quickly outrunning the banks of the Little Brazos River between Gause and Hearne. A second, slow-moving line of heavy rain developed in the 2 a.m. hour of Sunday morning over Montgomery and San Jacinto Counties, depositing 2″ to 3″+ in rain gauges across the southeast side of the area.

As of Sunday, Bryan-College Station has now collected 1.74″ of rain in the month of May. For a month that is typically one of the wettest of the year, a 2.86″ deficit remains, compared to the 30-year-average. More rain is in the forecast through mid-week for the Brazos Valley.

Below is a collection of rainfall totals from official reporting stations and weather watchers across the Brazos Valley:

• Easterwood Airport (College Station): 0.78″
• Coulter Field: 0.38″
• River Run (Southwest Brazos County): 0.86″
• Heritage Lake Estates (Northeast Bryan): 1.11″
• Carters Crossing (College Station): 1.0″
• Peach Crossing (South Brazos County): 0.55″
• Wellborn (Greens Prairie at Wellborn Road): 0.27″
• South Bryan: 0.80″
• Steep Hollow (Bryan): 0.75″
• Smetana: 1.50″
• Northwest Brazos County (OSR & Fazzino Lane): 1.40″
• Benchley: 1.25″
• Caldwell: 0.98″
• Caldwell (Sunny Drive at Meadow Wood): 1.0″
• Cameron: 3.49″
• Hearne: 1.97″
• Blackjack (FM 391): 2.0″
• South Hearne: 3.50″
• Centerville: 1.10″
• Flynn: 0.65″
• Madisonville: 0.06″
• Crockett: 0.87″
• Huntsville: 0.67″
• Conroe: 3.63″
• Coldspring: 2.65″
• Navasota: 0.30″
• Hempstead: 0.45″
• Bellville: 0.36″
• Brenham: 0.96″
• Giddings: 0.23″
• Kurten: 0.30″
• Burleson County (Hwy 696 & CR 324): 0.50″
• Snook: 0.91″
• Merle (Burleson County: Between Snook & Somerville): 1.0″
• Navasota River Gauge at Highway 79: 3.55″
• Navasota River Gauge at OSR: 1.10″
• Brazos River Gauges at Highway 79: 2.90″
• Middle Yegua Creek at Highway 21: 0.66″
• East Lake Somerville: 0.61″
• West Lake Somerville: 0.64″
• Gibbons Creek Reservoir: 0.20″
• Carlos: 0.33″
• Round Prairie: 1.12″
• South Lake Limestone: 1.46″
• West Fork of the San Jacinto at Highway 30: 0.60″
• Elkins Lake: 0.36″
• North Lake Conroe: 1.32″
• Willis: 2.95″
• West Lake Conroe: 0.96″

Have a rain total from your gauge after Saturday night’s storms? Email it to weather@kbtx.com

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