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We enhance the quality of life of the Texans we serve through water stewardship, energy and community service.

10/29/2026

Our kind of pumpkin carving. 🎃
Happy Halloween from LCRA!

10/28/2026

Meet the Highland Lakes.

Six lakes, one connected system.

Some store our region’s water supply. Others keep water moving downstream. Each has a role to play.

Take a trip down the chain in the first of our videos exploring how the Highland Lakes work.
Learn more: lcra.org/flood

10/27/2026

A little cleaning helps keep the power flowing. 💦⚡

During extended stretches without rain, dust and dirt can collect on power line insulators - the pieces that keep electricity from flowing into the towers. That buildup can allow electricity to leak across their surfaces, damaging equipment over time.

The fix? A “hot line wash.” Our crews use demineralized water, which has very low electrical conductivity, to wash away the grime while the lines remain energized. This preventive maintenance helps protect equipment and keep power flowing reliably to our communities.

10/22/2026

The same crews who keep the lights on across our service area spent their Saturday making the Hallettsville courthouse shine.

For over two decades, our Transmission team has helped set up the Hallettsville’s Festival of Lights, a tradition that brings the whole community together. We’re grateful to work alongside neighbors who make the season brighter.

10/21/2026

Are cooler temperatures here to stay? 👀
LCRA meteorologist Bob Rose shares his outlook for Centeal Texas, including what’s ahead for temperatures and rainfall through November.

10/14/2026

LCRA’s Water Surface Management team regularly inspects buoys on the Highland Lakes, checking for damage, wear and other issues that may need attention.

These routine inspections are one of the ways the team maintains navigational markers on the lakes.

10/13/2026

January 2027 projections are here! 🌊 Looking ahead to the new year, here’s what our model shows for the Highland Lakes:

Lake Travis ranges from 669-675 feet | Lake Buchanan ranges from 1,016-1,019 feet

We can’t predict rainfall, but 75+ years of actual weather data shows us what’s realistic. Our reservoirs work hard year-round to meet community water needs and manage flooding. These projections show realistic scenarios based on where we stand today. See the full 6-month outlook: https://www.lcra.org/water/highland-lakes-overview/

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