City lakes overflowed as recent Sept. 29 rainfall brought water levels up enough to flood walkways, bridges and piers. Rainfall totals across Hockley County for Sept. 29 and Sept. 30, ranged generally from 0.36 to over 1.38 inches depending on the specific area, according to data from the West Texas Mesonet.
City Lakes Overflowing After Rain
Friday, October 2, 2026
City lakes overflowed as recent Sept. 29 rainfall brought water levels up enough to flood walkways, bridges and piers. Rainfall totals across Hockley County for Sept. 29 and Sept. 30, ranged generally from 0.36 to over 1.News
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