LakeLevelPopular lakes
- Lake MeadNevada / Arizona 1,037.6 ft −0.3 wkLower than usual for this time of year
- Canyon LakeTexas 908.0 ft −0.0 wk1.0 ft below full pool
- Lake TravisTexas 678.0 ft +1.1 wkHigher than usual for this time of year
- Lake PowellUtah / Arizona 3,519.0 ft +0.4 wk181.0 ft below full pool
- Lake LanierGeorgia 1,063.8 ft −0.1 wkLower than usual for this time of year
- Lake HartwellGeorgia / South Carolina 648.9 ft −0.2 wk11.1 ft below full pool
- Falls LakeNorth Carolina 246.4 ft −0.3 wk5.2 ft below full pool
- Lake BuchananTexas 1,018.6 ft +0.0 wk0.5 ft above full pool
- Lake OrovilleCalifornia 745.2 ft −5.1 wk154.8 ft below full pool
- Kerr LakeVirginia / North Carolina 287.8 ft −0.3 wkLatest reading
- Lake OkeechobeeFlorida 12.3 ft +0.3 wkLatest reading
- Grand Lake O' the CherokeesOklahoma 742.1 ft +0.0 wkAt full pool
Biggest moves this week
- Cypress Bayou LakeLouisiana 171.1 ft −5,779.4 wkLatest reading
- Savage River LakeMaryland 1,392.6 ft −1,449.7 wkLatest reading
- Angostura ReservoirSouth Dakota 3,169.3 ft −103.3 wkLatest reading
- Reservoir A Lewiston OrchardsIdaho 2,003.8 ft −99.1 wkLatest reading
- Keechelus LakeWashington 2,433.8 ft +33.8 wkLatest reading
- F.E. Walter LakePennsylvania 1,326.8 ft −28.9 wk27.4 ft above full pool
Lake levels by state
- Alabama21 lakes
- Arizona11 lakes
- Arkansas17 lakes
- California121 lakes
- Colorado44 lakes
- Connecticut8 lakes
- Delaware3 lakes
- Florida23 lakes
- Georgia17 lakes
- Hawaii4 lakes
- Idaho30 lakes
- Illinois6 lakes
- Indiana20 lakes
- Iowa9 lakes
- Kansas25 lakes
- Kentucky26 lakes
- Louisiana22 lakes
- Maine3 lakes
- Maryland6 lakes
- Massachusetts16 lakes
- Michigan12 lakes
- Minnesota18 lakes
- Mississippi10 lakes
- Missouri15 lakes
- Montana20 lakes
- Nebraska5 lakes
- Nevada11 lakes
- New Hampshire7 lakes
- New Jersey9 lakes
- New Mexico27 lakes
- New York25 lakes
- North Carolina20 lakes
- North Dakota16 lakes
- Ohio40 lakes
- Oklahoma34 lakes
- Oregon61 lakes
- Pennsylvania33 lakes
- Puerto Rico1 lakes
- South Carolina18 lakes
- South Dakota13 lakes
- Tennessee29 lakes
- Texas125 lakes
- Utah29 lakes
- Vermont10 lakes
- Virginia13 lakes
- Washington45 lakes
- West Virginia11 lakes
- Wisconsin22 lakes
- Wyoming23 lakes
How to read a lake level
- Elevation, not depth. Levels are feet above sea level at the dam's gauge — compare them with full pool, not with zero.
- Full pool is the level the operator aims to hold. Below it in late summer and winter is normal; far above it means flood storage.
- Normal for the date is the middle of the last ten years on that day — the fairest answer to “is the lake low?”