January continued the pattern we saw in December, beginning warm and dry across the TRWD service watersheds. The arrival of the winter storm dropped temperatures drastically, which kept the monthly…
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December was very dry, with only 0.08 inches of rain recorded at the DFW Airport. Average temperatures were about 5.1°F warmer than normal. Despite December being one of the warmest…
November started off drier than usual across North Texas, but the story changed toward the end of the month. A series of rain events delivered 2 to 5 inches of…
October was mostly warm and dry across the TRWD system, with only a few wet days late in the month. Although lake levels have gradually declined, total storage remains healthy…
September was warm and dry across the TRWD system. Despite the lack of rainfall, system storage only reduced by 3%, thanks in part to the above-average rainfall in August, which…
August brought above-average rainfall across the TRWD service area. Typically, the summer months bring a decline in total system storage, but the intermittent rain showers and mild temperatures helped slow…
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,…
The Lake Level Projections posts are back after a long pause due to flood conditions. Over the past few months, all TRWD watersheds received well above normal rainfall, which filled…
March was warmer and drier than average across most of the TRWD service area. Rain over Cedar Creek and Richland-Chambers lakes kept the system storage to remain steady, ending the…
February was a weather roller coaster! We started with temperatures way above normal and ended with temperatures well below normal. The rains were a blessing for our East Texas lakes…
January was a wild weather ride for North Texas, with above-normal temperatures, snowfall, and heavy rains. The January precipitation helped increase TRWD’s System Storage by about 1.5%, bringing it to…
December rains helped replenish TRWD lakes, especially Cedar Creek and Richland-Chambers. Overall, TRWD’s System Storage increased by 2% and is currently at 87%. TRWD’s Meteorologist, Courtney Jalbert, provides information on…
November was a good month for TRWD’s System Storage, especially for the West Fork System. Rainfall in the northwest portion of the TRWD service area increased the combined storage of…
October was a rough month for water supply! Lack of rain, above normal temperatures, and high demands were responsible for a 3.7% decline in the TRWD system storage over the…
Even though we experienced some warm days, early September brought fall-like temperatures and rain which reduced demands and evaporation. This helped slow the decline of TRWD’s total system storage. TRWD’s…
