The site I've always use did a recent refresh and this is the new version. Click the lake you want to check and it brings up a graph and historical data etc. Was checking to see how Ray Hubbard was doing and the new site notice came up so thought I would share here. Come on rain... We need all we can get. Especially heading into Spring. Happy Fishing:

http://waterdatafortexas.org/reservoirs/statewide

Great site Frank Thanks

Frank will this rain have any affect on area lakes???

Good site senor thanks for the heads-up.

I am not Frank but I do know that the last time it rained a lot the water down by the dam definitely came up some!! I am not saying on every lake but on Ray Hubbard it did!!

I know your messing with me Moe! I haven't run down to the marina today. I can tell there by the poles on the slips. Either my rain gage is broken or this was some light rain. I only showed a little over an inch. Seen totals as high as 4 for DFW on line. Hubbard will come up at least a foot.....

Cool site frank. Thanks. From what I can tell, we're only about 3 3/4 ft. Low

Just bookmarked. Thanks, Frank! Lots of prayers are being answered...

Let me throw a couple more sites out there.

http://rayhubbard.uslakes.info/Level.asp gives you the lake level on a graph once a day, generally between 8:30 - 10:00 AM. Then you can compare it to the same day over the past five years. In the last two days the lake has come up .47 feet or 5.64 inches.

http://www.swf-wc.usace.army.mil/cgi-bin/rcshtml.pl?page=Reports&report=fish is updated twice an hour. It gives you the change over the past 24 hours. There is more "stuff" if you want to look around. In the past 24 yours the lake has come up .42 feet or 5.04 inches.

Yes this helps, but Mother Hubbard is still over 3 feet low.

Very cool! I'm hoping we'll get some run off into Hubbard. Now that the ground is soaked another good soaker would help a lot. But I'll take what we got we needed it bad.....

Richland Chambers area had 5 inches of rain by 3 o'clock today.

Very good data Frank. I remember what our community (Lakeside Village) and Hubbard went through Summer 2011. Like everyone else I am thankful for the rain. Thanks for the links!

Looks like Ray Hubbard gained about 7-8 in so far, probably a lil more runoff coming.... Here's the best water level site out there, run by the USGS: http://waterdata.usgs.gov/tx/nwis/current?type=lake