No Drought
Lovelady: 156.1 ft
Barton Springs: 69.3 cfs
Both Barton Springs and Lovelady are declining, although both are well-above their respective drought triggers. NOAA predicts the drought to continue, but with some improvement for Central Texas.
Thursday, August 23, 2012
Thursday, August 9, 2012
August Aquifer Update
Drought Status: No Drought
Barton Springs: 74.8 cfs (10-day average)
Lovelady: 153.9 ft
Streamflows in Onion Creek are approaching zero and water levels and Barton Springs are declining as recharge diminishes. El Nino conditions are likely to develop during August or September according to the NOAA. Hopefully that will bring wetter-than-normal conditions to central Texas.
Barton Springs: 74.8 cfs (10-day average)
Lovelady: 153.9 ft
Streamflows in Onion Creek are approaching zero and water levels and Barton Springs are declining as recharge diminishes. El Nino conditions are likely to develop during August or September according to the NOAA. Hopefully that will bring wetter-than-normal conditions to central Texas.
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