Lake Buchanan has risen considerably, whereas Lake Travis, home to a lot of water recreation, hasn’t risen by nearly as much. KXAN’s Chief Meteorologist Nick Bannin spoke with the Lower ...

The LCRA gauges show Lake Travis is not up more than just a couple inches from a couple of days ago. It's the same story at Lake Buchanan.

But the combined storage from our two main reservoirs, Lake Buchanan and Lake Travis, has risen 13% in the past 30 days. Lake Buchanan is 75% full as of June 5 and is expected to rise a bit more ...

gauges on Tuesday afternoon showed levels at both Lake Travis and Lake Buchanan had risen just over an inch from two days earlier. “That’s a good thing because this time of year, the ...

Heavy rains that fell northwest of Austin this week could lift Lake Buchanan, one of the chief reservoirs of Central Texas, 6 to 8 feet in the coming days. More than 9.5 inches of rain fell over ...

Looking toward Lake Buchanan, the reservoir was 55.9% full as of Tuesday, a marked downturn from being 61.7% full six months ago but improvement from being 54.2% full one year ago. Currently ...

In descending order, they are Lake Buchanan (1938), Inks Lake (1938), Lake LBJ (1951), Lake Marble Falls (1951) and Lake Travis (1941). A final lake was not finished until 1960 and provided water ...