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LAKE CONROE INCREASES FLOW FROM DAM

By Scott Engle
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915PM-With the heavy rains north of Conroe flooding parts of Walker County San Jacinto River Authority has increased the flower of the Lake Conroe Dam to 3729cfs. This is up from the 2660 at 6pm this evening as the storms hit.

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