Lake Travis was at 680.47 feet above mean sea level at 7:15 a.m. Wednesday, according to the Lower Colorado River Authority, up nearly 3 feet since early Tuesday as Llano River floodwater moves down the Highland Lakes. The lake is now listed at 99% full.

LCRA's latest forecast, issued Wednesday morning, calls for Lake Travis to rise to between 681.5 and 682.5 feet over the next 24 to 48 hours. That would put the lake slightly above 681 feet, the level LCRA considers full for water supply, and into the bottom of its flood storage pool, which reaches up to 714 feet.

Two floodgates remain open at Wirtz Dam on Lake LBJ and three at Starcke Dam on Lake Marble Falls. LCRA says no floodgate operations are expected at Mansfield Dam on Lake Travis or at Tom Miller Dam on Lake Austin. Boaters and dock owners should watch for floating debris and check dock lines and ramps as the water comes up.

Source: Lower Colorado River Authority flood operations and lake levels.