Texas Reservoir Levels Show Decline Over Past Year
Texas Reservoir Levels Show Decline Over Past Year
US · Published Oct 13, 2026
• Recent data from the Texas Water Development Board (TWDB) indicates a decline in water levels across key reservoirs in Texas, including Corpus Christi and Choke Canyon.
• As of 13 October 2026, the Corpus Christi reservoir is at 45.8% capacity, holding 499,136 acre-feet of water, while Choke Canyon is at 21.5% capacity with 142,708 acre-feet.

Impact & Risks

The declining reservoir levels pose risks to water supply for municipal, agricultural, and industrial use in the region. Lower water availability could lead to stricter water usage regulations and impact local ecosystems dependent on these reservoirs. The situation highlights the need for effective water conservation measures and long-term planning to address potential water shortages, especially in the face of climate variability and increasing demand.

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