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Lake Houston: Water is high today.

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~ 9 years ago Mar 11, '16 5:12pm

DD and I always go to the marina to take a peek at the water level when it rains a bunch. It's almost over the boardwalk, the dock cannot be accessed anymore, the steps are floating away and there is quite a bit of large tree debris floating in the middle of the lake. In the trash that's washed up, DD observed seven balls, two different shoes, about 20 fishing bobbers and a dead turtle. RIP, turtle.

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~ 9 years ago Mar 11, '16 5:21pm

I checked the lake level after hearing of flooding at Hwy 59. It is 2.4 ft. Above spillway.

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~ 9 years ago Mar 11, '16 5:24pm

Lake Conroe is very high so the dam is probably open to the San jacinto

~ 9 years ago Mar 11, '16 5:39pm

Also heard that lake Conroe was closed to all boats, didn't say why.

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~ 9 years ago Mar 11, '16 5:41pm

*Edited

Crazy!

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~ 9 years ago Mar 11, '16 5:42pm

We are at Cedar Landing and the water is almost covering the dock. Water is super dirty and full of debris.

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~ 9 years ago Mar 11, '16 5:45pm

Effective immediately, the San Jacinto River Authority is temporarily closing Lake Conroe to motorized boat traffic due to the presence of submerged objects, floating debris, and other hazards that could put the safety of boaters at risk. The lake will remain open for swimmers, kayaks, canoes, and other..

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~ 9 years ago Mar 11, '16 5:53pm

Poor turtle.

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~ 9 years ago Mar 11, '16 6:08pm

Rip Mr. Turtle

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~ 9 years ago Mar 11, '16 7:03pm

This was our view at Cedar Landing this evening.

~ 9 years ago Mar 11, '16 7:27pm

Was going to get the boat out and get it ready to go....
Guess I will just do some yard work this weekend

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~ 9 years ago Mar 11, '16 7:42pm

I just walk down to our apartment's fishing pier and look at the level. :-) But I am amazed by all of the trash and debris floating around!

~ 9 years ago Mar 11, '16 8:01pm

Most of the heavy rain fell in the SJ river watershed. This is a big flush for Lake Conroe and Lake Houston. Isn't nature funny, just 4 years ago Conroe was 8 ft. Down, now 2 ft high.