01&25&24 Morning Update from Montgomery County Office of Homeland Security and Emergency...
01&25&24 Morning Update from Montgomery County Office of Homeland Security and Emergency...
Source: Scan Local NE Houston
Date: 01/25/2024 10:40am
Article Summary:
Montgomery County Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Management provides morning update on flood watch and release of storm water from Lake Conroe Dam
As of 6 am, the flood watch has been cancelled in Montgomery County due to the end of heavy rainfall. The San Jacinto River Authority is releasing storm water from Lake Conroe Dam, with the current lake level at 204.18 and the release at 19,435 cfs. Roadways with high water and barricades are numerous, so it is advised to avoid them and not go around barricades. The San Jacinto River is expected to reach Major Flood Stage this afternoon at I-45, and residents along the river should be prepared to move to higher ground, although there are currently no evacuation orders in place.
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Date: 01/25/2024 10:40am
Article Summary:
Montgomery County Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Management provides morning update on flood watch and release of storm water from Lake Conroe Dam
As of 6 am, the flood watch has been cancelled in Montgomery County due to the end of heavy rainfall. The San Jacinto River Authority is releasing storm water from Lake Conroe Dam, with the current lake level at 204.18 and the release at 19,435 cfs. Roadways with high water and barricades are numerous, so it is advised to avoid them and not go around barricades. The San Jacinto River is expected to reach Major Flood Stage this afternoon at I-45, and residents along the river should be prepared to move to higher ground, although there are currently no evacuation orders in place.
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