JonnyD
@jmad.me
Microsoftie, Defender of the Cloud, Amateur #Wx observer, #Vegan
The Grands call me Pop Pop and Opa 🇺🇦
The Grands call me Pop Pop and Opa 🇺🇦
About one week out from the July 4/5 flood.
The San Gabriel Park is closed indefinitely. So, no bike riding in the park for me.
#TexasFloods
The San Gabriel Park is closed indefinitely. So, no bike riding in the park for me.
#TexasFloods
July 11, 2025 at 11:30 PM
About one week out from the July 4/5 flood.
The San Gabriel Park is closed indefinitely. So, no bike riding in the park for me.
#TexasFloods
The San Gabriel Park is closed indefinitely. So, no bike riding in the park for me.
#TexasFloods
#TexasFloods
Oh look! It’s raining again!!
Oh look! It’s raining again!!
July 6, 2025 at 10:53 PM
#TexasFloods
Oh look! It’s raining again!!
Oh look! It’s raining again!!
#TexasFloods
I stitched together a few videos I took earlier today. All of them were recorded just across the street from us in Georgetown TX. This is the San Gabriel River.
The drop is normally about 60 feet, but it’s already filled to at least 40 feet—and it may rise even higher.
I stitched together a few videos I took earlier today. All of them were recorded just across the street from us in Georgetown TX. This is the San Gabriel River.
The drop is normally about 60 feet, but it’s already filled to at least 40 feet—and it may rise even higher.
July 6, 2025 at 6:55 PM
#TexasFloods
I stitched together a few videos I took earlier today. All of them were recorded just across the street from us in Georgetown TX. This is the San Gabriel River.
The drop is normally about 60 feet, but it’s already filled to at least 40 feet—and it may rise even higher.
I stitched together a few videos I took earlier today. All of them were recorded just across the street from us in Georgetown TX. This is the San Gabriel River.
The drop is normally about 60 feet, but it’s already filled to at least 40 feet—and it may rise even higher.
#TexasFloods
We inspected the San Gabriel River around 2:00 PM. Since this morning, the water level appears to have risen by approximately 10 feet. We’ve been informed that the river has now crested.
We inspected the San Gabriel River around 2:00 PM. Since this morning, the water level appears to have risen by approximately 10 feet. We’ve been informed that the river has now crested.
July 6, 2025 at 6:50 PM
#TexasFloods
We inspected the San Gabriel River around 2:00 PM. Since this morning, the water level appears to have risen by approximately 10 feet. We’ve been informed that the river has now crested.
We inspected the San Gabriel River around 2:00 PM. Since this morning, the water level appears to have risen by approximately 10 feet. We’ve been informed that the river has now crested.
#TexasFloods
I shot these clips around 7:30 PM CDT Colleen Forrester and I took one last walk along the edge of the San Gabriel River for the day.
The water level has dropped significantly since this afternoon, but it remains dangerously high.
I shot these clips around 7:30 PM CDT Colleen Forrester and I took one last walk along the edge of the San Gabriel River for the day.
The water level has dropped significantly since this afternoon, but it remains dangerously high.
July 6, 2025 at 6:46 PM
#TexasFloods
I shot these clips around 7:30 PM CDT Colleen Forrester and I took one last walk along the edge of the San Gabriel River for the day.
The water level has dropped significantly since this afternoon, but it remains dangerously high.
I shot these clips around 7:30 PM CDT Colleen Forrester and I took one last walk along the edge of the San Gabriel River for the day.
The water level has dropped significantly since this afternoon, but it remains dangerously high.