Wind, rain, and more wind: A look back at rainfall across the Brazos Valley

BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) - There was a LOT of wind to go around last night (and more to come today) but we did manage to snag some needed rain across the Brazos Valley before the sun came up on Tuesday.

Here is a look at rainfall totals from official reporting stations and weather watchers across the Brazos Valley:

• Easterwood Airport: 0.59″
• Coulter Field: 0.52″
• Huntsville Municipal Airport: 1.15″
• Conroe, Montgomery County Airport: 0.28″
• Giddings, Lee County Airport: 0.30″
• Cameron: 0.81″
• Hearne: 0.87″
• Centerville: 0.48″
• Caldwell: 0.51″
• Madisonville: 0.64″
• Crockett: 0.70″
• Brenham: 0.31″
• Navasota: 0.17″
• Anderson: 0.58″
• Bellville: 0.64″
• Hempstead: 0.41″
• Coldspring: 0.53″
• Wellborn: 0.19″
• Carlos: 0.58″
• Carter’s Crossing: 0.50″
• South Brazos County: 0.60″
• Flynn: 0.40″
• Snook: 0.54″
• South Bryan: 0.35″
• Southwest Brazos County: 0.60″

Generally, folks saw a good half-inch or more, but there were plenty of spots with lighter accumulation. Fear not, our next shot at rain comes Friday, and it looks promising.

The front’s noisy entrance was in part to the GUSTY winds that came along with it. There were many reports of down tree limbs, uprooted trees, power outages, and even roof damage to some smaller structures.

Here is a look at some of the highest wind gust reports from the overnight storms:

• Easterwood Airport: 61 mph
• Kyle Field: 65 mph
• Coulter Field: 38 mph
• Navasota: 56 mph
• Brenham: 44 mph
• Caldwell: 48 mph
• Crockett: 32 mph
• Madisonville: 39 mph
• Conroe: 45 mph
• Coldspring: 42 mph
• Huntsville: 31 mph
• Anderson: 40 mph

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