Rain

How much rain fell, and where. Rain today is creek flow tomorrow.

Data: LCRA Hydromet, USGS Water Services, Texas Water Development Board. All readings are provisional and can be revised by the source agencies.

Not for life-safety decisions. Creeks in Flash Flood Alley rise in minutes — never enter rising water. For flood warnings see NWS Austin/San Antonio and ATXfloods. When in doubt, don't go in.

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Rain

How much rain fell, and where. Rain today is creek flow tomorrow.

Water Rain Watersheds Flood

0.25"+1"+2.5"+5"+little or no rain

The map is split into cells, one per gauge — each cell is shaded by what its gauge caught, so tap anywhere for the local estimate. 332 gauges. Data: LCRA Hydromet (LCRA, City of Austin, and USGS gauges), updated 4 min ago.

Last 30 days vs. normal

3.4" of rain has fallen in the Barton Creek watershed over the last 30 days — an average stretch of this time of year sees 2.4".

Average of 5 rain gauges in the Barton Creek watershed. Normal is the same 30 calendar days averaged over 32 years of records.

Last 30 days vs. normal

Adding up 30 years of rainfall…

Last 30 days vs. normal

3.4" of rain has fallen in the Barton Creek watershed over the last 30 days — an average stretch of this time of year sees 2.4".

Average of 5 rain gauges in the Barton Creek watershed. Normal is the same 30 calendar days averaged over 32 years of records.