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Lake O' the Pines water level today

Lower than usual for this time of year

227.39ft

feet above sea level ·

percent full92.2%
vs full pool−1.1 ft
vs normal for Oct 10−1.5 ft
24 hours−0.04 ft
7 days−0.1 ft
30 days−0.5 ft
vs a year ago−1.3 ft

Is Lake O' the Pines low right now?

Lake O' the Pines was at 227.39 ft on October 10, 2026, 1.11 ft below its full pool of 228.5 ft. The conservation pool is 92.2% full (Texas Water Development Board). That is 1.46 ft below the typical level for October 10 — lower than in 9 of 10 past years. Over the past week the lake has been steady.

Last 12 monthsDaily level Normal range (10–90% of past years)Full pool
226230234238242NovDecJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOct Full pool 228.5

Lake O' the Pines on Oct 10 in past years

2025228.8−1.4
2024229.5−2.1
2023229.6−2.2
2022227.8−0.4
2021228.9−1.5
2020228.9−1.5

Level on the same date each year, and how today compares.

Daily levels, last two weeks

DateLevel (ft)Changevs full pool
Oct 10227.40−0.03−1.1
Oct 9227.43−0.02−1.1
Oct 8227.45−0.02−1.1
Oct 7227.47−0.01−1.0
Oct 6227.48−0.03−1.0
Oct 5227.51−0.01−1.0
Oct 4227.52−0.01−1.0
Oct 3227.53+0.03−1.0
Oct 2227.50+0.05−1.0
Oct 1227.45−0.01−1.1
Sep 30227.46−0.04−1.0
Sep 29227.50−0.03−1.0
Sep 28227.53−0.03−1.0
Sep 27227.56−0.02−0.9

Daily means of the operator's readings (midnight to midnight, local time).

About Lake O' the Pines

Full pool
228.5 ft (Top of Conservation)
10-year range
226.7 ft (September 21, 2018) to 242.3 ft (May 4, 2016)
Operated by
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Data
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers — SWF district, JFNT2
Datum
NGVD29

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Questions

Is Lake O' the Pines low right now?

Lake O' the Pines was at 227.39 ft on October 10, 2026, 1.11 ft below its full pool of 228.5 ft. The conservation pool is 92.2% full (Texas Water Development Board). That is 1.46 ft below the typical level for October 10 — lower than in 9 of 10 past years. Over the past week the lake has been steady.

What is full pool for Lake O' the Pines?

Full pool (Top of Conservation) is 228.5 ft above sea level, per U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Levels above it mean the operator is storing flood water; levels below it are normal in late summer and winter drawdowns.

How often is the Lake O' the Pines level updated?

The operator reports every 15 minutes to an hour. This page refreshes several times a day; the time of the latest reading is shown next to the level.

Where does this data come from?

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (SWF district, JFNT2). Readings are provisional and can be revised.