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Studies from Water Data for Texas show this time last year, Lake Travis was 51 percent full. Now, its at 38 percent.

The water level at a Texas lake has plummeted to an unprecedented low as drought conditions continue. Canyon Lake, in Comal County, has a water level of…

While Texas is no stranger to dry conditions, recent years have witnessed particularly low levels of rainfall.

Mid-section heat has put new pressure on areas that had some relief, latest U.S. Drought Monitor indicates.

According to the Water Data for Texas, a year ago, Canyon Lake was close to 90 percent full. Today, it’s sitting at about 68.5 percent.

It’s official - Canyon Lake has just registered its lowest level in recorded history thanks to two brutally hot, record-breaking summers.

A new online platform offers comprehensive data and tools about U.S. hydropower assets, enabling data-driven decisionmaking at the energy–water nexus.

Wichita Falls lakes continue to wilt under a blistering heat wave.

Canyon Lake is inching closer to a historic low after two brutally hot and arid Texas summers.

Most cities in McLennan and Bell County are under stage two water restrictions and residents are required to reduce their water usage by 10%