@LoewyLawFirm My favorite memory is from freshman yr. I was a Hellraiser. It was an old school trip. Rode in the back of a truck to get there. Slept on the floor of a shady motel. Deep memories of it all, including annoying all of the sooner fans in the west end
@floresjosue There are cheer leaders in your video. Zoom in and look. Don't lie to try and make your point. I don't care what side your are politically but don't post BS.
@DrLucyDee@GregAbbott_TX They lowered thes as much as they can ahead of time. These are constant level lakes and one has a power plant on it. It can only be lower a little. The started running hydro generating to lower some. Look on the LCRA website and you can graph the water levels from the past da
@KSBjork Travis is the only one that can store flood water for safe release after rains. The conservation pool is full at 681. That leave 681.1 to 714(spillway) and a flood storage pool. Then it will be released when conditions downstream allow.
@KSBjork Say you are a transplant to Texas without saying it. Read about the lakes on LCRAs website before posting about what you do not know. Travis and Buchanan lake are the only water storage lakes. The ones in the middle are pass through lakes. So all water in must come out.
@jasonc_nc It's a 2.5 - 3 hour drive not paying tolls. Have you driven in Texas before? If you are driving the speed limit of 75 you are getting passed like you are not moving.
@GordonLanc752@KylieJaneKremer It’s called flash flooding. Happens about every 20 years on this river. Canyon Lake hold the flood waters that’s why the lake was built to protect New Braunfels and Seguin. The water is going into the lake not out. You should not post these comments if you are not from area