That would be nice, but, so far, the radar shows most of it well to our north. What a strange May, as even LCRA meterologist Bob Rose admits, with evidence:
"…according to Dr. John Nielson-Gammon, the Texas State Climatologist, for the Central Texas region as a whole, this May is on track to be the 7th driest on record, the 13th driest March through May period on record, and the 7th driest December through May period on record. So if you think the weather has been a little unusual lately, you’re right."
So, come on rain. We need you.
UPDATE: Well, there’s hope in River City. The temperature at the rancho has dropped twenty degrees in the last twenty minutes. An hour or so later, we had a brief shower. Pleasant, anyhow.
THE TEXAS SCRIBBLER 
Somebody up yonder way is getting some rain, though.
That old river has been running high and is full of trees (and the usual assortment of other stuff) for several days.
It’s dry here, though.
DFW area is, for one. Also looked like some red and yellow blobs out around Temple yesterday on the radar. Pretty dry here, too.