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Not Listed?Listing your business is FREE! Lake Travis surged above full during recent Texas flooding. What residents need to knowPosted: Mon, 27 Jul 2026 01:21 PM - 1,445 Readers By: Monica Danielle Lake Travis surged above its full pool level of 681 feet during recent heavy flooding in the Texas Hill Country, marking the first time the reservoir has reached capacity since 2019. Intense rainfall, with some areas receiving up to 20 inches, sent massive inflows from the Pedernales and other rivers into the Highland Lakes system. The lake rose more than 10 feet in a short period, entering its designated flood pool and prompting the Lower Colorado River Authority (LCRA) to open floodgates at Mansfield Dam to release excess water and manage levels. Read Full Story at: Monica Danielle Heat dome brings hottest week yet in Austin in Central Texas Jul 28, 2026 Jacobs Well is flowing again after Texas storms Jul 28, 2026 Austin lifts waterways ban on Lady Bird Lake, Colorado River Jul 27, 2026 Paddle for Puppies celebrates 15 years of lifesaving impact! Jul 27, 2026 Lake Travis surged above full during recent Texas flooding. What residents need to know Jul 27, 2026 |
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