Ah, good deal then.
The weather maps are showing purple in San Saba county. Last week they had so much hail and rain that the main street was rushing with ice. Their water treatment aka city park has a small water fall feature that was gushing. Do y’all remember the story last week about the 105 year old bacon lady, Pearl Cantrell? She’s in San Saba county.
Freeper reporting in from Granbury, Texas. The worst hit area appears to be Rancho Brazos. A family in our church lost their home and van tonight, but their family and pets are safe. Several of the homes in that area were Habitat for Humanity homes and the owners had spent hours building homes there in that program. The death toll is said to be 6 with several people reported missing. There were many injuries. Daylight will tell us more. Churches and fellow residents are quickly coming to their aid. Neighbors help neighbors in our town. Please keep the prayers coming for those who have lost so much tonight.
No, I missed the article about Pearl.
We sure could use some of the rain you speak of. The last 2 years have been the worst since the drought of 1895. But I don’t need the hail, we are days away from harvesting our wheat. We are in the seed business and scratching to have enough production for our normal customers this fall.