Austin crews prepped for expected heavy rain by clearing creeks and culverts on Wednesday, using warnings from the National Weather Service and internal systems
Heavy rain could lead to flash flooding with isolated pockets of 4 to 6" of rain possible in the Hill Country through early Thursday.Austin city crews cleared creeks and culverts on Wednesday to prepare for expected heavy rain, utilizing advance warnings from both the National Weather Service and internal Flood Early Warning Systems. Watershed Protection staff will have about 20 people on standby to set up barricades at low water crossings during the storm. clearing creeks and culverts.
Joseph Zerda is with City of Austin Watershed Protection. He says the city had plenty of advance notice about tonight’s expected rain. “In this situation we did,” he says, “So we’re going to get crews out there to go start alleviating any blockages on the culverts that have been reported.”
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