WELCOME TO THE BRAZOS RIVER AUTHORITY

PLAN AHEAD FOR SEVERE WEATHER STRIKES March 1-7 is Severe Weather Awareness Week in Texas. This marks a great time to not only learn how to be more aware of changing weather but to also prepare for what to do should it strike your area. Click here.

RAIN AND SNOW BRING HOPE, DROUGHT LINGERS Texas weather may change in an instant, but a drought's departure can be as slow as cold molasses. We've seen a good share of rain and even some snow this winter, and climatic conditions appear to favor more precipitation as the season continues. But it may take a while before the Brazos basin's reservoirs refill. Click here for more.

NASA, NOAA AND UT TAKE ON DROUGHT PREDICTION This drought is going to end, but when is anybody’s guess. However, the monster drought that continues to take its toll on Texas now has a heavy hitting team working to take some of the mystery out of its behavior. Their efforts are giving us a new set of tools to make earlier predictions when drought may be coming or going as well as to understand the impact on water levels at our reservoirs when it does rain. To learn more, click here.

CURRENT DROUGHT STATUS WATER CONSERVATION TIPS UPDATE AVAILABLE BOAT RAMPS SEASONAL DROUGHT OUTLOOK CURRENT BURN BANS HISTORIC RESERVOIR LEVELS

BRAZOS BASIN NEWS THINK BEFORE YOU FLUSH TRASH DOWN THE DRAIN! USDA OFFERING LOANS TO DROUGHT STRICKEN FARMERS, RANCHERS WATER DEVELOPMENT BOARD SETS PRIORITIES BRA TO STUDY LOWER BRAZOS RIVER BASIN FLOOD PLAIN ASK THE BRA: RESERVOIR LEVELS DROUGHT SURVIVAL KIT JUST A CLICK AWAY

CURRENT GATE OPERATIONS    In cubic feet per second (cfs) Possum Kingdom Lake 35 cfs low flow Lake Granbury 16 cfs avg. low flow Lake Limestone 6 cfs low flow

BRA Presentations 2014 ANNUAL CUSTOMER MEETING PK-GRANBURY WATER MANAGEMENT STUDY  LOWER BRAZOS RIVER FLOOD PROTECTION PLANNING STUDY