Hydrowet — Lake Texoma, live

updated Sep 14, 3:30 AM

Lake Texoma · elevation at the Cumberland Cut gauge

606.20ft above sea level

-0.02 ftsince midnight

-0.22 ft7 days

-1.73 ft30 days

Texoma is holding steady — inflows and outflows are roughly in balance this week. That puts it in the “Near normal” range, 3.4 ft above the “Below normal” line.

Storage

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acre-feet

To full pool (617 ft)

1.6 ft

below full

Percent full

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of full-pool storage

Water temp

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The lake in cross-section

Past 30d

-1.72 ft over this window

Daily mean elevation · official lake gauge · provisional

Near normal

What this level means →

Where the water is flowing

Full water budget →

SteadyReceding · high water draining downOn the rise · climbing right nowInbound wave · big rise upstreamFlooding · NWS, by river height— direction is judged from each gauge’s own last 48 hours, scaled to its river; dot speed follows the flow itself. NWS flood status is judged by river height and outranks direction

Live streamflow at the 2 USGS gauges, plus the live flow leaving through the dam (USGS). Labels show measured flow — line width is not to scale.

Tributary inflow · gauged rivers upstream

69.1cfs combined

66% of gauged inflow is coming from the Red River

Red River near Gainesville
45.8 cfs66%USGS · 3:00 AM CDT
Washita River near Dickson
23.3 cfs34%USGS · 3:30 AM CDT

Gauged tributaries only — runoff below these gauges and ungauged arms are not included. Streamflow: USGS, provisional, stamped per reading. Flood status: NOAA/NWS, judged by river height at each gauge — not by the flow number.

drawing up the lake…

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