Many Texas reservoirs are still recovering after years of drought, but Lake Marble Falls is not part of that rebound story. As of August 28, the lake was about 95.8% full, holding roughly 7,281 acre-feet of water with a mean level of 736.48 feet. A year earlier it was already 95.1% full. Unlike Canyon Lake, Lake Travis, and Lake Corpus Christi — which dropped far lower and then rose more dramatically — Marble Falls has stayed near capacity.
The lake has moved up and down in 2026, but only within a narrow range. It was 91.1% full on May 28, 94.6% on July 28, and briefly hit 97.4% on August 21 before easing slightly. Six months ago it was 96.1% full. Heavy rain has helped refill many Central Texas lakes that spent years at low levels; Marble Falls has simply stayed high the whole time.
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