AUSTIN — A tweet sent out by the Lower Colorado River Authority on Thursday morning stated, "Lake Travis is now falling about 2 feet a day."
These new numbers come ahead of a multi-day stretch of drier weather that is expected for Central Texas, according to the KVUE Weather Team
This morning's tweet from the LCRA also stated four floodgates were still open as of Thursday morning.
The LCRA said, without any additional rain, floodgates will remain open through at least early November.
According to the hydrograph for Lake Travis on the National Weather Service's website, Lake Travis sat at 699.8 feet at 10:30 a.m. and it continues to fall.
To keep up with the water levels at Lake Travis, you can find the latest update on the hydrograph from the National Weather Service, here.
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