🌊 LAKE GRANBURY & BRAZOS RIVER CHECK
Lake Granbury: 690.78 ft on Nov. 9, 1.92 ft below the 692.70 ft conservation pool and 88.7% full, up 0.09 ft from Nov. 2 (Texas Water Development Board).
The U.S. Geological Survey gauge near the dam read 690.77 ft at 6:30 a.m. CT.
River gauges (observed, U.S. Geological Survey):
Brazos River below Lake Granbury’s De Cordova Bend Dam: 13.7 cubic feet per second, stage 10.19 ft (6:15 a.m. CT). The National Weather Service sets no flood stage at this gauge.
Brazos River near Glen Rose: 4.03 ft and 4.13 cubic feet per second (6 a.m. CT). Minor flooding there starts at 29 ft; the National Weather Service lists no flooding.
Paluxy River at Glen Rose: 1.71 ft and 1.69 cubic feet per second (6 a.m. CT). Minor flooding starts at 22 ft; no flooding.
Gauge readings are provisional and can be revised.
Flood alerts: no flood watches, warnings or advisories for Hood or Somervell counties (National Weather Service, checked 6:43 a.m. CT).
River forecast: no current National Weather Service river forecast for the Glen Rose gauges.
Sources:
Texas Water Development Board: https://www.waterdatafortexas.org/reservoirs/individual/granbury
U.S. Geological Survey: https://waterdata.usgs.gov/monitoring-location/08090905/
National Weather Service: https://water.noaa.gov/gauges/GLRT2
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