Dallas area lake levels - Lake Lavon and Lake Ray Hubbard

[Rick Modena]

Send some this way!

Sorry, if we send you some water, then we have to send everyone some water...

[Big A]

Send some this way!

[Rick Modena]

In a little over a month Hubbard has gone up 12 feet. Lavon has gone up 15 feet (Since 3-11-15). LRH is approx 5 ft. below full and Lavon is 2 ft. below full. Thats a hell of a lot of water...

[bluecollar]

I heard that svo's tears could refill all of the lakes and rivers in Texas.


Too bad he's never cried.


Yes, I went Chuck Norris.

[YALE]

Buchanan is still down 30+ feet.

[snacksnack]

well its a start

[mstng86]

well that's better, but still has a long way to go

[mustang_revival]

Ill try to snap a pic later of Lake Ray Hubbard after this rain lets up, but this was 2/14/15: (before the rain dump)

The main road with cars is 66, the closer bridge was old 66, it was completely submerged for a long time before the water levels started going down.

4/12/15

[Mysticcobrakilla]

Damn, how's it flowing south of whitney dam? I'm dying to dip a paddle

He's north of Whitney. Ham creek/Kimble bend area

[HarrisonTX]

The Brazos River Baby!

Damn, how's it flowing south of whitney dam? I'm dying to dip a paddle

[mardyn]

Saw today where Cedar Creek is completely full again.

mardyn

[krazy kris]

Bring some to Eagle Mountain its still down 10'+

[ceyko]

First big spring rain we get and that lake (Texhoma) will be back to above normal...

Concur, but I don't think it'll stay there. At least enough for me to keep paying for a slip.

[Rick Modena]

First big spring rain we get and that lake (Texhoma) will be back to above normal...

[ceyko]

http://www.swt-wc.usace.army.mil/denielev13.pdf This demonstrates it - over a 4 month period rather and went to 608* (not 607 like I listed) the following year.

Drought, power generation and standard water usage are all factors for that lake.