Lake Travis water levels continue to drop. The lake is now at 53% of its full capacity – 192.39 billion gallons of water, approximately. "A little bit above my hand is the fullness of Lake Travis.

Multiple lakes across Central Texas and the Texas Hill Country have experienced a boom in recent weeks. After years of ...

AUSTIN (KXAN) — As drought conditions continue across Central Texas, water levels in Lake Travis continue to drop. So far, that has not impacted business at Austin’s Boat Tours.

The water levels in the Pedernales River and Lake Travis continue to drop as a result of the ongoing drought. It's a disheartening sight to those who work along the lake, as well as those who work ...

As of Tuesday, the water level on Lake Travis is 637.73,’ meaning the lake is only 43.7% full. It’s the lowest water level since May 2015. ... That means if the lake continues to drop, ...

As water levels at Lake Travis continue to drop amid intense drought and extreme heat, authorities are bracing for an increase in boating activity on the lake over the July Fourth holiday weekend.

Recent heavy rainfall has led to notable improvements in drought conditions across the region, not only easing the grip of drought but also providing a welcome boost to local lake levels. According to ...

With water being a contentious resource in Texas, a range of state and local entities are needed to regulate usage of both ...

Lake Travis in Austin, Texas, is a popular reservoir that has suffered from a yearslong drought causing its water levels to drop. ... Lake Travis water levels were at just over 640 feet.

On Dec. 25, 1991, Lake Travis hit 710.44 feet above mean sea level. More recently, in October 2018, the lake had its fifth-highest level in history at 704.39 feet above mean sea level.

This massive amount of water moves into Lake Travis. As of the afternoon of Oct. 17, Lake Travis is at its sixth-highest height in history at more than 130 percent full.