Non-Drought Status
Barton Springs Flow: 53 cfs (54.4 cfs 10-day average; Average is about 53 cfs)
Lovelady: 162.6 ft depth to water (Average is about 153 ft)
Thursday, February 24, 2011
Thursday, February 10, 2011
Drought conditions approaching
Without additional rainfall the District's drought triggers (Lovelady Well and Barton Springs) are on track to pass their respective Alarm Stage Drought thresholds by late April or early May.
Monday, February 7, 2011
February 2011 Aquifer Update
Non-Drought Status
Barton Springs Flow: 57 cfs (59 cfs 10-day average; Average is about 53 cfs)
Lovelady: 158.9 ft depth to water (Average is about 153 ft)
The Climate Prediction Center has issued a "La Nina Advisory" which indicates drier-than-normal conditions for Central Texas through at least this spring. Without significant rains in the Spring of 2011 we may be headed back into drought conditions by the summer.
Barton Springs Flow: 57 cfs (59 cfs 10-day average; Average is about 53 cfs)
Lovelady: 158.9 ft depth to water (Average is about 153 ft)
The Climate Prediction Center has issued a "La Nina Advisory" which indicates drier-than-normal conditions for Central Texas through at least this spring. Without significant rains in the Spring of 2011 we may be headed back into drought conditions by the summer.
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