San Saba River in Texas crested at level that breaks the record in 1938: Record Flooding everywhere

 

San Saba River crested today, shattering nearly 90-year-old record

From CNN Meteorologist Briana Waxman

The San Saba River south of Brady, Texas, hit a historic level today, cresting at 31.01 feet just after noon — shattering the previous record of 29.1 feet set in 1938.

The river surged nearly 30 feet between 3 a.m. and 11 a.m. CT.

Brady is around 90 miles north of Kerrville.