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If you live in the lower Brazos River basin, be aware. Forecasters predict a 60% chance of an above-normal hurricane season with a likely range of 13 to 20 named storms. How will this affect you and your family? Click the photo.

Making small, yet environmentally conscious decisions help reduce pollution in our waterways. Discover what composting can do for your yard and for the environment. Click the photo for more.

If you hang around a lake, you’re bound to have noticed a “No Wake” sign or a buoy indicating no-wake zones. You might know what it means, but do you know how and why it applies? Click the photo to learn more.

Nose plugs are an important addition to any water excursion this summer as a rare but usually fatal illness caused by an amoeba that thrives in warmer waters. Naegleria fowleri resides in all lakes, streams, rivers and ponds in Texas. Click the photo to learn more.

Lake Granbury Flood Ops Frequently Asked Questions  Worried about the low lake level at Lake Granbury? Don’t worry.  BRA hydrologists normally pull down the lake level at Lake Granbury when a large release is being made from Possum Kingdom Lake and flowing downstream toward Lake Granbury.  Lake Granbury will refill and will be full when the rain events end and flood gates are closed.   Worried about debris in the lake?  Good, you should be worried here.  It’s normal for debris to be swept downstream during large rain events and it’s been raining for quite a while now.  If you go out on the lake at this time, you are taking a chance at serious damage to your watercraft and potentially your...