Texas Water Watch

Midland and Odessa sit at 24.8% full. Texarkana sits at 100.0%.

November 14th, 2026

Storage22.70MAF

Percent full72.0%

Room left8.83MAF

Change today-24,649AF

Across the record-1,606,858AF

Reservoirs119

Record96days

Where the water is. One circle per reservoir, at its own gauge, filled to the level it is holding today. Size follows the fourth root of conservation capacity rather than capacity itself, so the smallest lakes stay visible beside the largest, and the ranking by size still holds. Hover, focus or select a reservoir to open its daily record.

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The tank and the tap. Above, storage against the conservation capacity it is measured out of, on a scale that starts at zero, so the flatness is the measurement rather than a drawing choice. The band between the water and the dashed line is the room left. Below, the change from one day to the next at its own scale, which is the movement the top panel is too honest to show.

Updated November 14th, 2026

Metro reservoir storage, driest first
Metro	Percent	Acre feet
Midland and Odessa Midland, Odessa	24.8%	315,573
San Angelo	29.5%	254,382
Brownsville Brownsville-Harlingen	38.7%	1,306,046
Abilene	40.5%	383,110
Corpus Christi	45.7%	492,497
Amarillo	46.5%	232,615
Lubbock	50.8%	302,903
Laredo	52.7%	956,058
Beaumont and Port Arthur Beaumont-Port Arthur	60.9%	1,782,434
Wichita Falls	73.7%	413,995
Fort Worth Fort Worth-Arlington-Grapevine	78.8%	1,932,000
Tyler	81.6%	58,794
Nacogdoches	81.7%	32,287
Dallas Dallas-Plano-Irving	84.5%	3,245,023
Waco	85.6%	161,719
Houston Houston-Pasadena-The Woodlands	90.2%	1,943,271
Temple and Killeen Killeen-Temple	95.6%	413,778
Austin Austin-Round Rock-San Marcos	97.6%	2,179,283
Texarkana	100.0%	122,593

Every reservoir, emptiest to fullest, each as wide as the share of state capacity it holds. 38.4% of Texas conservation capacity sits below it.