Tippecanoe River State Park

Flood waters from the South Llano River hit the Llano River Dam around 4:00 pm on Tuesday. Flow quickly increased from 89 CFS to over 3,000 at 5:40 pm. This video was taken at approximately 6:05 pm from the Roy Inks Bridge and Badu Park. Let’s hope the water retention board survive! | The Llano News

🚨South Llano River Update🚨 July 5, 2025 As of this morning, the water has receded; HOWEVER, the river is still moving swiftly, it is murky from flood water drainage, and is still carrying some debris. Undercurrents may still be very strong, and the murkiness makes it difficult to see that debris. The park is open, but we still recommend no water recreation at this time. Safety is of the upmost importance, and current conditions are still hazardous. Stay safe and observe Mother Nature responsib

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South Llano River Flooding at Junction, Texas