That looks lovely, right?! That’s nearly all of San Miguel County – McKenna Peak is outside the basin’s eastern boundary – under wonderful green, which in radar terms, of course, means RAIN.
Except that it wasn’t actually raining when I took this screenshot (around quarter after 8 a.m.). The heavens had leaked a little a little while earlier, but someone fixed (!) the leak. (Note to someone: We’re really OK with that kind of leak … and it could rip right open … really!)
We are so hopeful, and we need it BADLY – GOODLY? … We need the goodness of it in a really bad way ’cause it’s really kinda bad dry out there.
Spring Creek Basin Mustangs 
Rain, rain, fill up the catchments!
Surely it’s coming. … Right?!!? 🙂 It will be a relief to see the ponds full again.
Here’s hoping that leak can occur a little longer to fill those cachements and give the Basin a good watering!!!
Thank you!
Wish that “green” didn’t stop at the Glade…nothing new there. Our “roof” never even leaks! But it looks like things could be good out where you are, TJ; here’s hoping!
Definitely hoping! The radar has been just downright wrong lately!? I know it’s more showing moisture in the air than maybe actually hitting the ground, but argh! It’s frustrating! We got only a “trace” today (literally only a drop slid out of my rain gauge), and though it was beautiful and sunny and lovely at the end of the day … I’d have taken the rain. 🙂