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Proctor Lake Water Level

Water level now

Below normal

1,156.09ft

−5.91 ft vs normal pool (1,162.00) · −4.28 ft vs typical for Oct 18

57.2% of conservation storage (Texas Water Development Board, Oct 18, 2026)

Reading taken Oct 18, 2026, 7:00 AM CDT

Source: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Fort Worth District (provisional data)

Level in feet above sea level (NGVD 29)

1,1561,1581,1601,162Normal pool 1162.00Sep 18Oct 3Oct 18

Daily levelNormal pool

7-day change−0.03 ftSteady
Inflow / outflow20 / 0cubic feet per second, USACE
Wind now0 mph Forecast: National Weather Service

Provisional data from USACE, as reported at Oct 18, 2026, 7:00 AM CDT. Readings can be delayed or wrong. Not for navigation, flood or safety decisions; follow local authorities and posted signs.

About Proctor Lake

Proctor Lake is 5.91 ft below normal pool, as of Oct 18, 2026, 7:00 AM CDT. The level on this page is reported by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Fort Worth District near Hasse, TX, and compared with normal pool (the top of the conservation pool, 1,162.00 ft above sea level (NGVD 29)) and with the typical level for this date.

Since January 2016 the daily level has ranged from 1,148.10 ft (Oct 23, 2023) to 1,197.44 ft (Jun 4, 2016).

Over those years the lake has usually been highest in June and lowest in August; in the past 365 days it was at or above normal pool on 0% of days.

Proctor Lake by the numbers

Elevations in ft above sea level (NGVD 29). Daily values since Jan 1, 2016.
Normal pool (top of conservation)1,162.00
Top of flood pool1,197.00
Highest since 20161,197.44 (Jun 4, 2016)
Lowest since 20161,148.10 (Oct 23, 2023)
Typical for Oct 181,160.37
Oct 18, 20251,159.79
Conservation storage now31,357 acre-ft

Typical level by month

Median, lowest and highest daily level for each month, 2016 to last year, in feet.
MonthMedianvs normalLowHigh
January1,160.87−1.13 ft1,149.041,166.70
February1,160.34−1.66 ft1,149.091,162.73
March1,161.58−0.42 ft1,149.051,164.76
April1,161.69−0.31 ft1,149.701,174.61
May1,161.82−0.18 ft1,149.791,184.75
June1,161.99−0.01 ft1,152.561,197.44
July1,161.22−0.78 ft1,150.971,171.08
August1,159.93−2.07 ft1,149.291,162.47
September1,160.36−1.64 ft1,148.661,163.45
October1,159.96−2.04 ft1,148.101,168.25
November1,160.14−1.86 ft1,149.221,166.95
December1,160.35−1.65 ft1,149.081,166.78

Highs and lows by year

Highest and lowest daily level each calendar year, in feet.
YearHighDateLowDate
2026 (so far)1,159.78Jul 201,156.03Oct 15
20251,164.29Apr 281,159.25Nov 19
20241,164.63Nov 141,149.04Jan 1
20231,153.62Jun 91,148.10Oct 23
20221,160.34Jan 11,152.94Dec 31
20211,174.84Jun 101,160.35Dec 18
20201,164.76Mar 241,157.78Sep 1
20191,174.40May 121,158.53Dec 9
20181,168.25Oct 271,154.74Sep 4
20171,164.56Jun 51,159.11Dec 17
20161,197.44Jun 41,160.75Nov 2

Weather at the dam, next 3 days

  • Today: Mostly Sunny, wind 0 to 5 mph SE70°F
  • Tonight: Mostly Clear, wind 0 to 5 mph SE48°F
  • Monday: Sunny, wind 0 to 5 mph SE77°F
  • Monday Night: Mostly Clear, wind 0 to 5 mph SE52°F
  • Tuesday: Sunny, wind 0 to 5 mph ESE80°F
  • Tuesday Night: Clear, wind 0 mph 55°F

Forecast: National Weather Service, issued Oct 18, 2026, 6:06 AM CDT. Conditions on the water can change quickly.

Questions about Proctor Lake

What is the normal pool level of Proctor Lake?
1,162.00 ft above sea level (NGVD 29). This is the top of the conservation pool as listed by the Corps of Engineers; water above it, up to the top of the flood pool at 1,197.00 ft, is flood storage that the Corps releases over time.
Is Proctor Lake full right now?
As of Oct 18, 2026, 7:00 AM CDT, the lake was 5.91 ft below normal pool, at 57.2% of conservation storage.
What is the lowest level Proctor Lake has reached recently?
In our daily record since January 2016, the lowest was 1,148.10 ft on Oct 23, 2023, 13.90 ft below normal pool.
How often is this page updated?
We check the Corps of Engineers every hour and show each reading with its own time. If no new reading arrives for 6 hours, the page says so instead of showing an old value as current. See how we calculate.