Posted by John A. on April 13, 2011 at 06:13:44 from (76.1.122.180):
Guys, Here we are, Mid-April suppose to be nice and wet. The wet weather creeks, springs and year round creeks running, Blue Bonnets and wild flowers in full bloom. But NO! last 6 months (since Oct) are just about record levels in dryness. Cracks in places you can run your hand into up to you wrist or better in places. And we are all holding out breath and praying that some careless passerby doesn't flick out a cigarette, or a welder working on a set of pipe fence corners, or a shredder hits a rock and most of this country goes up in flames. I know some of y'all are needing Rice tires on the John Deere's just to get around for y'all have had so much rain. Quite a contrast! That squall line that came through Sunday night/Early Monday AM, Had tornadoes up at Hillsborough We had .5 in of rain it was gone by 10 AM! Weather in Texas is anything but Boring! I Would appreciate if Y"all would put us here in Texas on your local church prayer list for rain! Thank You for this!! Later, John A.
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