After South Texas floods, Lake Corpus Christi has now surged to more than 80% full

Lake Corpus Christi is making a comeback.

Three weeks after major flooding hit the Texas Hill Country and Edwards Plateau, floodwaters have continued to slowly move downstream along the Nueces River. The flooding was fueled by massive rainfall totals from July 12-17, when up to 28 inches of rain fell across parts of Uvalde County.

This caused a slow-moving flood wave to form along the Nueces River, which affected Texas towns such as Uvalde, La Pryor, Crystal City, Cotulla, Three Rivers, and George West…

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