03-14-2016, 11:46 PM
Mar 14 2016 03:45 PM EDT
The Sabine River has risen to more than 32 feet at Deweyville, Texas, breaking the unofficial highest gage set over 130 years ago and completely isolating the small Newton County town of about 1,200.
Mandatory evacuations have been ordered in Deweyville after a week of storms have pushed the nearby Sabine River over historic flood levels as of Monday afternoon.
By Sunday morning, water crept into town by about two blocks, storm chaser Erik Fox told weather.com.
According to Fox, the police station is expected to be entirely submerged Monday.
Full Story Here
I know a lot of the folks here... Not the jail, but the people that live here.... It's right on the banks of the Sabine river...
Ice
The Sabine River has risen to more than 32 feet at Deweyville, Texas, breaking the unofficial highest gage set over 130 years ago and completely isolating the small Newton County town of about 1,200.
Mandatory evacuations have been ordered in Deweyville after a week of storms have pushed the nearby Sabine River over historic flood levels as of Monday afternoon.
By Sunday morning, water crept into town by about two blocks, storm chaser Erik Fox told weather.com.
According to Fox, the police station is expected to be entirely submerged Monday.
Full Story Here
I know a lot of the folks here... Not the jail, but the people that live here.... It's right on the banks of the Sabine river...
Ice
Semper Fidelis
![[Image: SyAa0qj.png]](https://i.imgur.com/SyAa0qj.png)
USMC
USMC
Nemo me impune lacessit