Lake Travis, Texas
03-19-2007, 10:31 PM
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Amazing how the lake rose over 50ft in 1952 in less than 50 days ! !
Wishful thinking I guess.
As for me , I will be there in something new this year. VERY close to getting into another ride.
Wishful thinking I guess.
As for me , I will be there in something new this year. VERY close to getting into another ride.
03-27-2007, 11:14 AM
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P.S. 681 is considered full, so we still have a long way to go.
03-27-2007, 11:49 AM
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And there is always Corpus Christi!
03-31-2007, 02:10 PM
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Lake Travis is at 665 and still rising! 
With a few more April storms, it should be full (681) for the summer!
With the rains that fell last night and yesterday, Lake Travis is forecast to rise to an elevation of approximately 665 to 666 feet by mid-day Saturday and to 667 feet by April 2. The lake currently is about 7 feet below its average elevation for this time of year. Since rain began falling on March 11, Lake Travis has gone up over 20 feet.
With a few more April storms, it should be full (681) for the summer!
With the rains that fell last night and yesterday, Lake Travis is forecast to rise to an elevation of approximately 665 to 666 feet by mid-day Saturday and to 667 feet by April 2. The lake currently is about 7 feet below its average elevation for this time of year. Since rain began falling on March 11, Lake Travis has gone up over 20 feet.
