We are still monitoring the projected rainfall and the Brazos River levels. We are continuing 24 hour operations at the pump station. We encourage everyone to stay informed by visiting the Fort Bend County Office of Emergency Management and National Weather Service Houston/Galveston websites.
We will keep you updated on any changes. Below are the current Brazos River and Rainfall Projections.
The pumps were shut off around 11 PM last night. We are continuing 24 hour operations at the pump station. The pumps and generators are fully operational. The lakes are drained down per the EAP and we have capacity for an additional 7”-8” of rainfall in our lakes. The staff has been on duty 24/7 since Tuesday and will remain through the next few days due to the expected rain.
Below is the current Brazos River prediction and the cumulative rainfall expected over the next 24 hours to 3 days. The prediction for precipitation in the area is approximately 5”-7” of rainfall over the next 3 days.
We encourage you to sign up for alerts from the City of Sugar Land and from Fort Bend County. We will keep you updated with any changes.
