All Low Low!!!! I've lived in Dallas my whole 42 years of life and never remember lakes this low
Lewisville 7.94
Hubbard 7.52
Lavon 12.36 No boat ramps open
Tawakoni 9.77
Ray Roberts 8.04
Fork 4.26
Cedar Creek 3.57


The Farther east you go the better lakes get from my research this morning

You forgot Grapevine. Almost 10 feet low and only one ramp open and it's iffy at that. We really need some rain. CC has been 7 feet low as recent as just last year so 3.5 isn't bad.

Joe Pool is near normal but will not stay that way once they finish the pipelines to feed water into Lake Benbrook.

Then Cedar Hill and Joe Pool will start dropping. I believe they are starting all the pipelines by 2015 and will have them operational around 2020.

We need sensible watering policies for this region. HOA's should be forced to allow desert landscaping and lawns only need to watered once a week. They might not be as green but they will not die if they receive a watering once a week.

Of course you would probably need to hand water your foundation once a week as well during the summer since the contractors do such a poor job compacting the soil before installing the concrete pad.

I know it is bad for you guys in North Texas. But check out what we are dealing with down south...

Canyon Lake -8.40 not too bad

Choke Canyon -23.79 33% of full pool - some fish are being caught but dangerous to boaters

and the worst

Medina Lake -90.67 3.1% of full pool - pretty much unfishable and it used to have some nice crappie fishing

That's terrible Choupique

Improving our shallow water presentations....

I was looking at past data and for Pk in 1954 it was over 30ft low and in around 56 the same then in around 1972 it was over 20 low.

There are a lot that are worse even farther west
Possum kingdom 14ft
lake Graham 12.5
Arrowhead 17.3
lake Travis in Austin 53ft
Lake ALLEN Henry 15ft
Lake Meridith 89ft
Lake Kemp 23ft

Yes pray for rain!

Wow!

Come on rain!

definately praying for rain .. this is a sad sight ..was at richland chambers and it is mighty low also.. docks i used to slay fish on are no where near the water.

my guess is in 42 years population and devlopment has exploded too which uses allllot more water

i wanted to ask a question about palestine. As you all know, Palestine pretty much full all the time. I was wondering if they have pumps that pump water from somewhere else or something of that nature. lol

Yes Sir we need a lot of RAIN ! Down here in South Texas and the Hill Country it's pretty dry!

Still one ramp open, use it wisely. Havnt bothered taking the boat out lately since ive been catching fish easily out of my little one man boat.

Poor people in Breckenridge on Hubbard creek lake are 24' low city of Abilene draining them dry Abilene gets all there water from there 60 miles away...