Waco lifts drought restrictions after 15-foot rise on Lake Waco
Lake Waco's water level has risen by 15 feet since Thursday, prompting the city of Waco on Monday to lift water-use restriction that have been in place since July 2022.
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Lake Waco's water level has risen by 15 feet since Thursday, prompting the city of Waco on Monday to lift water-use restriction that have been in place since July 2022.
Despite the rain, as water levels begin to rise, the Corps of Engineers says the risk of runoff contaminants making their way into Lake Waco is minimal.
The North Bosque River at Clifton upstream of Lake Waco was headed toward moderate flood stage Thursday after nearly 9 inches of rain fell overnight in the area, according to
The North Bosque River hit moderate flood stage Thursday upstream of Lake Waco after almost 9 inches of rain fell overnight in places, causing the drought-stricken lake to rise by
Camp Fimfo, Waco's campground resort on the Bosque, tests the concert waters for its first series this weekend, but it may be a big splash given the talent on tap.