The Brazos River Authority tracks and shares information on reservoir levels through its BrazosBasinNOW web page.
The page shows several area bodies of water are above 100% storage capacity as of Thursday morning. The levels will continue to rise with rainfall.
9:30 a.m.
- Lake Aquilla - 133% (4% increase)
- Lake Whitney - 108%
- Lake Belton - 101% (1% increase)
- Lake Somerville - 104%
7:45 a.m.
The Bistone Municipal Water Supply District shared a warning Wednesday about flooding around Lake Mexia.
Here's a look at levels as of 7:45 a.m. Thursday:
5:30 a.m.
- Lake Belton - 100%
- Lake Proctor - 110% (8% increase)
- Lake Whitney - 108%
- Lake Aquilla - 129%
- Lake Limestone - 105% (2% increase)
- Lake Somerville - 104%
4:45 a.m.:
- Lake Proctor - 102%
- Lake Whitney - 108%
- Lake Aquilla - 129%
- Lake Limestone - 103%
- Lake Somerville - 104%
