Much Needed Rain Covers Bolivar Peninsula.
Posted By David/ Thursday, June 30, 2022

Much Needed Rain Covers Bolivar Peninsula.

We needed it and we're getting it, as of 9am, between 1.6 and 2.07 inches have fallen along Bolivar Peninsula. Rain should end by Saturday for the most part for an awesome July 4th Weekend. BTYB: www.Stingaree.com #texas #bolivarlive #freshseafood #restaurant #beachvacation #travel #tourism #restaurant #family #freesunsets

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