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Texas Lake Levels Report: November 2026

Official daily readings for 121 Texas lakes and reservoirs, compared with what is normal for the date. Data as of November 14, 2026; this report updates daily until the end of the month.

Below normal
11 9%
Within the normal range
100 85%
Above normal
6 5%

On November 14, 2026, 11 of the 117 Texas reservoirs with a long-term record were below the range seen in 8 of 10 years for that date (+2 vs last month). 100 were within the normal range and 6 were above it (same as last month). The lake furthest below normal was Greenbelt Lake, at −19.9 ft compared with its typical level for the date.

Furthest below normal

LakeLevelvs normalvs full pool
Greenbelt Lake2,606.2 ft−19.9 ft−57.8 ft
Oak Creek Reservoir1,973.5 ft−16.1 ft−26.5 ft
New Terrell City Lake493.1 ft−9.5 ft−10.9 ft
Palo Duro Reservoir2,826.2 ft−9.0 ft−65.8 ft
Sam Rayburn Reservoir152.6 ft−8.0 ft−11.8 ft
Lake Alan Henry2,209.4 ft−7.6 ft−10.6 ft
Monticello Reservoir334.2 ft−4.9 ft−5.8 ft
Cedar Creek Reservoir315.5 ft−4.4 ft−6.5 ft
Lake Livingston128.7 ft−2.4 ft−2.3 ft
Barker Reservoir69.9 ft−2.0 ft—

Above normal

LakeLevelvs normalvs full pool
Lake Travis681.4 ft+23.2 ft+0.4 ft
Lake Meredith2,892.5 ft+15.5 ft−44.0 ft
Lake Buchanan1,018.4 ft+11.5 ft−1.6 ft
Lake Nasworthy1,871.9 ft+0.8 ft−0.8 ft
B. A. Steinhagen Lake82.9 ft+0.4 ft−0.1 ft
Lake Marble Falls736.7 ft+0.3 ft−0.3 ft

Biggest changes in the last 30 days

Falling

Barker Reservoir−1.4 ft
Lake Arlington−1.2 ft
Cooper (Chapman) Lake−1.2 ft
Medina Lake−1.1 ft
Red Bluff Reservoir−1.1 ft
Lake Palo Pinto−1.0 ft
Sam Rayburn Reservoir−1.0 ft
Cedar Creek Reservoir−0.9 ft

Rising

Amistad Reservoir+9.9 ft
Lake Travis+3.7 ft
Lake Kemp+3.1 ft
Lake Texoma+2.5 ft
White River Reservoir+2.1 ft
Possum Kingdom Lake+2.0 ft
Lake Stamford+1.4 ft
Lake Meredith+1.1 ft

All Texas lakes

LakeLevelStatus for the date30-day change
Addicks Reservoir 76.4 ft Normal+6.8 ft ±0.0 ft
Amistad Reservoir 1,069.7 ft Normal−18.3 ft +9.9 ft
Aquilla Lake 534.1 ft Normal−1.3 ft −0.9 ft
B. A. Steinhagen Lake 82.9 ft Above normal+0.4 ft −0.1 ft
Bardwell Lake 418.6 ft Normal−1.5 ft −0.6 ft
Barker Reservoir 69.9 ft Below normal−2.0 ft −1.4 ft
Belton Lake 592.5 ft Normal+0.8 ft −0.6 ft
Benbrook Lake 687.4 ft Normal−1.2 ft +0.1 ft
Bois d'Arc Lake 530.7 ft No normal yet −0.7 ft
Brady Creek Reservoir 1,740.6 ft Normal+6.6 ft +0.3 ft
Bridgeport Reservoir 826.2 ft Normal−5.1 ft −0.7 ft
Caddo Lake 167.2 ft Below normal−1.6 ft −0.2 ft
Canyon Lake 907.5 ft Normal+5.7 ft −0.3 ft
Cedar Creek Reservoir 315.5 ft Below normal−4.4 ft −0.9 ft
Champion Creek Reservoir 2,063.8 ft Normal+3.6 ft +0.9 ft
Choke Canyon Reservoir 190.7 ft Normal−11.3 ft −0.1 ft
Coleto Creek Reservoir 95.1 ft Normal−0.3 ft +0.3 ft
Comanche Creek Reservoir 775.5 ft Normal+0.1 ft +0.1 ft
Cooper (Chapman) Lake 433.7 ft Normal−2.7 ft −1.2 ft
E. V. Spence Reservoir 1,842.1 ft Normal−5.4 ft +0.3 ft
Eagle Mountain Reservoir 642.8 ft Normal−3.9 ft −0.5 ft
Falcon Reservoir 262.0 ft Normal−10.6 ft +0.6 ft
Fort Phantom Hill Reservoir 1,628.9 ft Normal−2.0 ft −0.2 ft
Gibbons Creek Reservoir 245.4 ft No normal yet −0.3 ft
Granger Lake 504.0 ft Normal+0.1 ft +0.1 ft
Grapevine Lake 532.3 ft Normal−1.9 ft −0.7 ft
Greenbelt Lake 2,606.2 ft Below normal−19.9 ft −0.6 ft
Halbert Lake 365.0 ft Normal−0.8 ft −0.4 ft
Hords Creek Lake 1,888.2 ft Normal−2.2 ft +0.1 ft
Houston County Lake 259.3 ft Normal−0.6 ft ±0.0 ft
Hubbard Creek Reservoir 1,165.8 ft Normal−8.7 ft ±0.0 ft
Inks Lake 887.2 ft Normal±0.0 ft +0.2 ft
Joe Pool Lake 519.6 ft Normal−1.3 ft −0.6 ft
Lake Abilene 1,990.6 ft Normal−15.0 ft −0.5 ft
Lake Alan Henry 2,209.4 ft Below normal−7.6 ft +0.5 ft
Lake Amon G Carter 917.1 ft Normal−1.8 ft −0.2 ft
Lake Arlington 545.2 ft Normal−1.1 ft −1.2 ft
Lake Arrowhead 920.7 ft Normal−1.4 ft +0.1 ft
Lake Athens 439.4 ft Normal+0.3 ft −0.2 ft
Lake Austin 492.2 ft Normal+0.1 ft ±0.0 ft
Lake Bob Sandlin 334.4 ft Normal−1.8 ft −0.5 ft
Lake Bonham 562.0 ft Normal−0.8 ft −0.4 ft
Lake Brownwood 1,422.7 ft Normal+1.7 ft +0.2 ft
Lake Buchanan 1,018.4 ft Above normal+11.5 ft −0.1 ft
Lake Cherokee 276.9 ft No normal yet −0.4 ft
Lake Cisco 1,502.4 ft Normal−8.6 ft −0.5 ft
Lake Coleman 1,712.5 ft Normal+0.1 ft ±0.0 ft
Lake Colorado City 2,058.8 ft Normal+1.1 ft ±0.0 ft
Lake Conroe 199.2 ft Normal−0.6 ft −0.5 ft
Lake Corpus Christi 91.4 ft Normal+1.8 ft −0.1 ft
Lake Crook 474.3 ft Normal−0.7 ft −0.3 ft
Lake Cypress Springs 375.2 ft Normal−1.9 ft −0.5 ft
Lake Fork Reservoir 397.6 ft Normal−2.9 ft −0.7 ft
Lake Georgetown 784.7 ft Normal+5.6 ft +0.1 ft
Lake Graham 1,067.9 ft Normal−4.7 ft +0.1 ft
Lake Granbury 690.8 ft Normal−1.4 ft +0.4 ft
Lake Houston 42.4 ft Normal+0.1 ft −0.1 ft
Lake J.B. Thomas 2,226.5 ft Normal−2.9 ft +0.9 ft
Lake Jacksonville 421.0 ft Normal−0.5 ft −0.1 ft
Lake Kemp 1,140.0 ft Normal−1.0 ft +3.1 ft
Lake Kickapoo 1,041.7 ft Normal+0.1 ft +0.3 ft
Lake LBJ 824.6 ft Normal−0.1 ft −0.1 ft
Lake Limestone 359.6 ft Normal−1.2 ft −0.6 ft
Lake Livingston 128.7 ft Below normal−2.4 ft −0.9 ft
Lake Marble Falls 736.7 ft Above normal+0.3 ft +0.1 ft
Lake Meredith 2,892.5 ft Above normal+15.5 ft +1.1 ft
Lake Mineral Wells 861.1 ft Normal−0.5 ft −0.1 ft
Lake Nacogdoches 275.4 ft Normal−1.5 ft −0.5 ft
Lake Nasworthy 1,871.9 ft Above normal+0.8 ft +0.2 ft
Lake Nocona 822.8 ft Normal−2.9 ft −0.2 ft
Lake O the Pines 226.9 ft Normal−1.5 ft −0.4 ft
Lake Palestine 342.6 ft Normal−1.3 ft −0.4 ft
Lake Palo Pinto 863.4 ft Normal−0.9 ft −1.0 ft
Lake Pat Cleburne 731.1 ft Normal−0.1 ft −0.3 ft
Lake Ray Hubbard 431.5 ft Normal−2.2 ft −0.7 ft
Lake Stamford 1,413.9 ft Normal−1.7 ft +1.4 ft
Lake Striker 290.5 ft No normal yet −0.8 ft
Lake Sulphur Springs 457.1 ft Normal−0.3 ft −0.4 ft
Lake Sweetwater 2,090.3 ft Normal−13.8 ft −0.1 ft
Lake Tawakoni 434.4 ft Normal−1.0 ft −0.8 ft
Lake Texana 42.5 ft Normal+0.1 ft +0.4 ft
Lake Texoma 617.4 ft Normal+1.0 ft +2.5 ft
Lake Travis 681.4 ft Above normal+23.2 ft +3.7 ft
Lake Tyler 372.4 ft Normal−1.6 ft −0.5 ft
Lake Waxahachie 526.7 ft Normal−2.0 ft −0.3 ft
Lake Weatherford 888.1 ft Normal−3.6 ft −0.5 ft
Lake Whitney 530.2 ft Normal+1.8 ft −0.7 ft
Lake Worth 591.9 ft Normal−0.2 ft +0.4 ft
Lavon Lake 487.4 ft Normal−1.1 ft −0.5 ft
Leon Reservoir 1,370.4 ft Normal−1.8 ft −0.2 ft
Lewisville Lake 517.7 ft Normal−2.9 ft −0.6 ft
Lost Creek Reservoir 1,005.1 ft Normal−2.7 ft −0.3 ft
Mackenzie Reservoir 3,018.2 ft Normal−2.2 ft −0.2 ft
Martin Lake 301.7 ft Normal−1.5 ft −0.6 ft
Medina Lake 1,019.3 ft Normal−5.7 ft −1.1 ft
Millers Creek Reservoir 1,328.3 ft Normal−2.3 ft +0.8 ft
Monticello Reservoir 334.2 ft Below normal−4.9 ft −0.5 ft
Moss Lake 714.7 ft Normal+1.6 ft −0.1 ft
Mountain Creek Lake 457.6 ft Normal±0.0 ft −0.2 ft
Murvaul Lake 263.8 ft Normal−0.7 ft −0.2 ft
Navarro Mills Lake 422.0 ft Normal−1.5 ft −0.4 ft
New Terrell City Lake 493.1 ft Below normal−9.5 ft −0.3 ft
North Fork Buffalo Creek Reservoir 1,045.7 ft Normal+5.0 ft +0.6 ft
O. C. Fisher Lake 1,872.0 ft Normal+5.6 ft ±0.0 ft
O. H. Ivie Reservoir 1,529.0 ft Normal+0.4 ft −0.1 ft
Oak Creek Reservoir 1,973.5 ft Below normal−16.1 ft +0.1 ft
Palo Duro Reservoir 2,826.2 ft Below normal−9.0 ft ±0.0 ft
Pat Mayse Lake 448.3 ft Normal−1.1 ft −0.6 ft
Possum Kingdom Lake 996.3 ft Normal−1.4 ft +2.0 ft
Proctor Lake 1,155.8 ft Normal−2.5 ft −0.2 ft
Ray Roberts Lake 630.4 ft Normal−1.0 ft −0.5 ft
Red Bluff Reservoir 2,814.0 ft Normal−2.4 ft −1.1 ft
Richland-Chambers Reservoir 312.1 ft Normal−0.9 ft −0.6 ft
Sam Rayburn Reservoir 152.6 ft Below normal−8.0 ft −1.0 ft
Somerville Lake 236.0 ft Normal−0.9 ft −0.6 ft
Stillhouse Hollow Lake 620.4 ft Normal+0.2 ft −0.7 ft
Toledo Bend Reservoir 167.6 ft Normal−0.1 ft −0.4 ft
Twin Buttes Reservoir 1,894.1 ft Normal−14.5 ft −0.7 ft
Waco Lake 458.9 ft Normal−1.5 ft −0.7 ft
White River Reservoir 2,352.1 ft Normal+2.5 ft +2.1 ft
Wright Patman Lake 224.6 ft Normal+0.1 ft −0.5 ft

How this report works

Each lake's level is the official daily reading closest to November 14, 2026 from the Texas Water Development Board, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers or the U.S. Geological Survey. “Normal” is the median level on the same calendar date over 2006–2025; the normal range covers 8 out of 10 years. Many reservoirs are lowered on purpose in fall and winter, so a level below full pool can still be normal for the season. See data sources & methodology.

Cite this report

Lake Level Watch, “Texas Lake Levels Report: November 2026”, https://lakelevelwatch.com/reports/texas-lake-levels-november-2026/. Based on official data from the Texas Water Development Board, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and U.S. Geological Survey. Free to quote with a link.

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