3.12 inches this week from remnants of Hurricane Polo that hit Baja and Mexico. Plants appear to be appreciative. Some of the native grasses are too far gone but brush and trees have been helped with the moisture and the dropping temperatures. Highs this week dropped into low 90's and upper 80's and forecast is that is the trend. But no more rain currently in the forecast. Guadalupe river from the confluence of north and south forks on down at least through Center Point are at normal levels which is above average for this time of year. Spoke with animal control who said skunks and raccoons were on the rise. I suspect partially due to July's flood Currently in Stage 2 water restrictions. September water usage for Kerrville ran over 75%, but appeared to be tapering off the last week of the month.
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