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73. Major flooding continues with FM 359 impassable between US 90A and the Pecan Grove levee near Souther Place Drive. The intersection of FM 359 and Mason Road is impassable. FM 2759 is completely inundated east of Agnes Road. Street flooding occurs along Sienna Parkway between McKeever Road adn Steep Bank Trace.
Legend. Monitoring location 08090800 is associated with a Stream in Parker County, Texas. Current conditions of Discharge, Gage height, and Precipitation are available. Water data back to 1968 are available online.
FM 1458 near FM 1093 in Austin County is flooded with one foot of water. Six inches to one foot of water covers Strange Dr & Greenwood Dr in Richmond, Sixth St & Avenue B in Rosenberg, and Pittman Rd in Thompsons is inundated. Homes along Carrol Rd near FM 2759 (west bank) and McKeever Rd (east bank) in southeast Fort Bend County are threatened.
The Brazos River Authority has published its 2022 Customer Water Use and Reservoir Accounting Summary. The newly released summary presents an easy-to-understand graphic representation of the water supply within each reservoir, including inflows, supply use, environmental releases, and representation of the amount of water lost to evaporation for the 2022 calendar year.
If you notice any errors in the below information, please contact our Webmaster. 138.8. At levels above 138.8 feet major lowland flooding continues with water to the gage house on the left downstream bank. The approaches to the FM 1458 bridge are inundated and impassable. The home on the left upstream is likely flooded with several feet of water.
The basin's namesake river was named Los Brazos de Dios, "the arms of God," by early Spanish explorers. The Brazos River flows from the confluence of its Salt and Double Mountain forks in Stonewall County to the Gulf of Mexico. It is the state's third longest river and has the largest average annual flow volume of any river in the state.
