Today across 153 lakes
- 20below normal
- 117within the normal range
- 6above normal
- 10no long-term record yet
Most-checked lakes
- Lake MeadNevada · 1,040.9 ft Below normal−41.0 ft
- Lake TravisTexas · 681.5 ft Above normal+23.3 ft
- Canyon LakeTexas · 907.5 ft Normal+5.7 ft
- Lake PowellArizona · 3,539.8 ft Below normal−65.5 ft
- Lake Corpus ChristiTexas · 91.4 ft Normal+1.7 ft
- Medina LakeTexas · 1,019.3 ft Normal−5.7 ft
- Choke Canyon ReservoirTexas · 190.7 ft Normal−11.3 ft
- Lake LanierGeorgia · 1,062.2 ft Normal−4.9 ft
- Shasta LakeCalifornia · 971.0 ft Normal−1.5 ft
- Table Rock LakeMissouri · 909.8 ft Normal−4.7 ft
- Kerr LakeVirginia · 287.4 ft Below normal−10.8 ft
- Lake HartwellSouth Carolina · 647.5 ft Normal−6.9 ft
Furthest below normal today
Monthly reports
- Texas Lake Levels: November 202611 of 117 lakes below normal
- Texas Lake Levels: October 20269 of 117 lakes below normal
- Texas Lake Levels: September 202612 of 117 lakes below normal
What makes this different
Most lake level sites only show today's number. Lake Level Watch also shows what is normal for the date, calculated from up to 20 years of official daily readings, so you can tell a normal seasonal drawdown from a real drought. Every number links back to the agency that published it.
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- Arkansas Lake Levels2 lakes
- California Reservoir Levels3 lakes
- Florida Lake Levels1 lake
- Georgia Lake Levels2 lakes
- Kentucky Lake Levels1 lake
- Michigan Lake Levels1 lake
- Missouri Lake Levels1 lake
- Montana Lake Levels2 lakes
- Nevada Lake Levels1 lake
- New Mexico Lake Levels1 lake
- North Carolina Lake Levels2 lakes
- North Dakota Lake Levels1 lake
- Ohio Lake Levels1 lake
- Oklahoma Lake Levels2 lakes
- South Carolina Lake Levels3 lakes
- Tennessee Lake Levels4 lakes
- Texas Lake Levels121 lakes
- Virginia Lake Levels1 lake