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              Location: Under The Big Sky Of Texas | They had so much rain last night that the Blanco River flooded the worst it ever has since 1927 I think, one dead and two missing, homes were lost, horrible. And more rain on the way. I wonder if any BB's lives in the flooded areas of Hays County? |
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       Location: At the race track with Ah Dee Ohs | Prayers for all those affected. They reported 7.4 inches of rain in northeast Oklahoma this morning. We needed the moisture, but I am about tired of all this rain. We've had creeks out of their banks flooding roads and a firefighter lost his life in Claremore while he was on a rescue.   |
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     Location: OH. IO | Many prayers for all this is affecting.Sometimes I wish we had a place here that everyone could be named with their city and state so we could see where everyone is. I hope the rain settles down for them. |
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       Location: Texas | Prayers for all of the kids attending the Texas Jr. High State Finals at Gonzales, TX. They have had so much rain and the facility is located close to the river. My granddaughter is letting a friend ride her pole horse and they left this morning. I know they got there to check in, but they had to move one of the stall tents to higher ground last week meaning that those horses are going to standing on hard ground. Not an ideal situation. Arena is covered, but I hope there is enough high ground for everyone. It was a mess last year also so I am hoping that they learned somethings that will make year go smoother. It is not like they haven't known it was coming. |
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| Saw a video on FB that showed a bunch of trucks and LQ trailers completely flooded and water up to the middle of the wind shield. They were rescuing horses and people out. Very scarey. |
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                    Location: In the Hills of Texas | FLITASTIC - 2015-05-24 7:06 PM Saw a video on FB that showed a bunch of trucks and LQ trailers completely flooded and water up to the middle of the wind shield. They were rescuing horses and people out. Very scarey.
That was in Bandera by where I live. The water has receded and they can now get out. The Trailriders are moving to the Bandera Racetrack where it is high. |
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              Location: Under The Big Sky Of Texas | RocketPilot - 2015-05-24 6:43 PM Prayers for all of the kids attending the Texas Jr. High State Finals at Gonzales, TX. They have had so much rain and the facility is located close to the river. My granddaughter is letting a friend ride her pole horse and they left this morning. I know they got there to check in, but they had to move one of the stall tents to higher ground last week meaning that those horses are going to standing on hard ground. Not an ideal situation. Arena is covered, but I hope there is enough high ground for everyone. It was a mess last year also so I am hoping that they learned somethings that will make year go smoother. It is not like they haven't known it was coming.
The arena is pretty far from the river, I know when it rains hard there at the arena the water pools guite a bit in areas, pretty flat there. They have had so much rain there in the last few weeks I'm suprise that they still went on with the Rodeo.. |
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              Location: Under The Big Sky Of Texas | total performance - 2015-05-24 6:25 PM
Prayers for all those affected. They reported 7.4 inches of rain in northeast Oklahoma this morning. We needed the moisture, but I am about tired of all this rain. We've had creeks out of their banks flooding roads and a firefighter lost his life in Claremore while he was on a rescue.  
Oklahoma has been getting so much too I saw this on the weather channel I cant believe how much rain has fallen all over..I hate hearing that about the firefighter, prayers for his family   |
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| This is all over Texas. Dallas/Ft Worth area is flodded. Many roads including interstates are closed. Witchta Falls has had mandatory evacuations. Cattle and other livestock are being moved out of the Red River bottom near Texarkana. Many are being herded out in boats. Tornados today in Kilgore and Marshall. I am tired of this rain but I have it good compared to many. We have to go to school tomorrow and I am not sure I can even get there. (In Marshall)
Prayers for all who are having to deal with these tragedies.
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       Location: Texas | Southtxponygirl - 2015-05-24 7:22 PM RocketPilot - 2015-05-24 6:43 PM Prayers for all of the kids attending the Texas Jr. High State Finals at Gonzales, TX. They have had so much rain and the facility is located close to the river. My granddaughter is letting a friend ride her pole horse and they left this morning. I know they got there to check in, but they had to move one of the stall tents to higher ground last week meaning that those horses are going to standing on hard ground. Not an ideal situation. Arena is covered, but I hope there is enough high ground for everyone. It was a mess last year also so I am hoping that they learned somethings that will make year go smoother. It is not like they haven't known it was coming. The arena is pretty far from the river, I know when it rains hard there at the arena the water pools guite a bit in areas, pretty flat there. They have had so much rain there in the last few weeks I'm suprise that they still went on with the Rodeo..
I know that is hard to reschedule such a big event but just hoping everyone is super careful. |
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              Location: Under The Big Sky Of Texas | RocketPilot - 2015-05-24 9:31 PM Southtxponygirl - 2015-05-24 7:22 PM RocketPilot - 2015-05-24 6:43 PM Prayers for all of the kids attending the Texas Jr. High State Finals at Gonzales, TX. They have had so much rain and the facility is located close to the river. My granddaughter is letting a friend ride her pole horse and they left this morning. I know they got there to check in, but they had to move one of the stall tents to higher ground last week meaning that those horses are going to standing on hard ground. Not an ideal situation. Arena is covered, but I hope there is enough high ground for everyone. It was a mess last year also so I am hoping that they learned somethings that will make year go smoother. It is not like they haven't known it was coming. The arena is pretty far from the river, I know when it rains hard there at the arena the water pools guite a bit in areas, pretty flat there. They have had so much rain there in the last few weeks I'm suprise that they still went on with the Rodeo..
I know that is hard to reschedule such a big event but just hoping everyone is super careful.
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              Location: Under The Big Sky Of Texas | There is still 8 people missing after the Wimberley flood, and a couple are children        |
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    Location: Austin, Texas, where it can get really weird!! | Property damage is unbelievable, some of my guys at work sent us pictures of their cars underwater. 35 was and shut down, we are expecting more rain around noon tomorrow, your prayers are appreciated for all the families dealing with the loss of their homes. |
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           Location: Florida.. | total performance - 2015-05-24 7:25 PM Prayers for all those affected. They reported 7.4 inches of rain in northeast Oklahoma this morning. We needed the moisture, but I am about tired of all this rain. We've had creeks out of their banks flooding roads and a firefighter lost his life in Claremore while he was on a rescue.   my friend was there when that happened I believe.. was he swept away? so sad.. tragic..
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    Location: Austin, Texas, where it can get really weird!! | Here are some photos that have circulated the one of the river walk is crazy
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   Location: SE Louisiana | kewlcowgurl - 2015-05-24 11:54 PM
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| Someone posted on Facebook asking for prayers for a young family missing in the Wimberly area. The father was found and is in ICU. The mother and two small children have not been found. The person asked everyone to start a prayer chain. If you would please join in, I am sure it would be appreciated. Their last name is McComb. |
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