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Lake Level Projections – August 2025

By August 5, 2025

Overall, July brought above-average rainfall to much of the TRWD service area. This helped maintain TRWD system storage at higher levels as we move into the peak of summer.  Currently, TRWD system storage stands at 98% capacity, with both the West Fork (Bridgeport and Eagle Mountain) and East Texas (Cedar Creek and Richland-Chambers) systems nearly full.

Highlights:

  • Temperature: July temperatures were slightly below normal, mostly due to cold fronts that brought intermittent rainstorms throughout the month.
  • Rainfall: July rainfall was above normal for most of the TRWD service area, except for the West Fork lakes. See the 30-Day Percent of Normal Rainfall map below.
  • Drought Conditions: Due to the excess rainfall over the past few months, most of Texas is currently free of drought, according to the NWS Drought Monitor.

Looking Ahead:

Stay Informed by Checking Out the Following:

  • The latest lake level projections (see below).
  • Links to historical lake level plots.
  • Past projections compared to actual outcomes.

Thank you for following the Lake Level Blog. Check back next month for more updates!


TRWD Watershed Rainfall

30-Day Rainfall Totals

TRWD Lake Rainfall Totals through July 31, 2025


Lake Level Projection

Lake Bridgeport

Last Month’s Projection

Historical Lake Levels

Eagle Mountain Lake

Last Month’s Projection

Historical Lake Levels

Cedar Creek Lake

Last Month’s Projection

Historical Lake Levels

Richland-Chambers Lake

Last Month’s Projection

Historical Lake Levels


Acknowledgments:

  • Weather Insights: Special thanks to Courtney Jalbert, TRWD’s Meteorologist, for providing detailed weather insights and forecasts.
  • Reservoir Projections: A big thank you to Vini de Oliveira for his timely reservoir projections.
  • Rainfall Analysis: Appreciation goes to Ashley Lowrie for her thorough analysis of observed rainfall.
Lake Current Level Conservation Level* Level Difference**
Arlington 549.59 550.00 -0.41
Benbrook 693.04 694.00 -0.96
Bridgeport 834.81 836.00 -1.19
Cedar Creek 321.35 322.00 -0.65
Eagle Mountain 647.80 649.10 -1.30
Lake Worth 593.02 594.00 -0.98
Richland-Chambers 314.83 315.00 -0.17

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*Conservation Level: The permitted level of water an entity is allowed to hold in a lake. Any amount above the conservation level is used for the temporary storage of flood waters and must be released downstream.

**Difference: Amount above or below conservation level.

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