Reservoir Levels in Texas Show Decline Over Past Month
Reservoir levels in Texas, particularly in the Corpus Christi and Choke Canyon reservoirs, have shown a decline over the past month. As of 30th September 2026, the Corpus Christi reservoir is at 45.3% capacity, holding 494,018 acre-feet of water, while the Choke Canyon reservoir is at 22.0% capacity, with 145,692 acre-feet of water. This marks a significant drop compared to levels recorded a month ago, where Corpus Christi was at 48.8% and Choke Canyon was at 28.3%. The conservation capacity for Corpus Christi is 1,077,857 acre-feet, indicating a substantial gap between current and full capacity. Source time: 29th September 2026, 18:00 GMT.
