Texas Water Development Board

The latest map for conditions as of 5/19 shows no change in total drought area from the previous week, breaking a stretch of 6 consecutive weeks of drought contraction. W/ recent rainfall, we should see a return to drought contraction on next week’s map. bit.ly/TexasWaterWeek…

The @TWDB invites you to an upcoming financial assistance workshop hosted by the Panhandle Regional Planning Commission in Amarillo, on Tuesday, June 9, at 1:30 p.m. Register at bit.ly/RFAW_Form.

Rainfall over the past 5 days was widespread 2-4 inches in Texas with isolated more than 10 inches near the coast. This has made near-surface soils wet in many locations. Additional rainfall in these areas will likely produce runoff and possible river flooding. #txflood #txwx

We will be closed on Monday, May 25, in observance of Memorial Day.

Don't forget to check out the Energy Star and Water-Efficient Sales Tax Holiday this Memorial Day weekend. You can save water, energy, and utility bill costs on several items!

For Texas Flood Awareness Week here is a message about what to do before a flood. Prepare for floods by knowing if your home is in a flood plain, finding out what roads are likely to flood, and identifying the fastest way to higher ground. More at: ready.gov/floods

In this special Water + Weather report, Dr. Wentzel breaks down how individual reservoir measurements are combined to calculate total statewide water supply storage and shows you where to find specific reservoir information. bit.ly/WW_April26

⚠️It's Flood Safety Awareness Week in Texas! Floods can happen fast. Remember: 💧Just 6 inches of moving water can knock you down 🚗12 inches can sweep away most cars Never drive through flooded roads. Turn Around, Don’t Drown! Be Ready: texasready.gov/be-informed/na…

I really enjoyed touring the Samsung facility in Taylor, TX. It was great learning about the importance of water for semiconductor manufacturing. Thank you Samsung for an amazing experience learning about your state of the art water operations.

The @TWDB will hold a Board meeting on Wednesday, May 27, at 9:30 a.m., to consider approving the agency’s 2027-2031 Strategic Plan. The agenda and meeting information are available at twdb.texas.gov/board/2026/05/….

Stay Weather Aware! Storms continue to create daily chances of hazards such as heavy rainfall, flash flooding, large hail, damaging winds, and possible tornadoes. Safety Tips: texasready.gov/be-informed/na…

Reminder: The @TWDB is accepting public comments on the Draft 2027 State Water Plan through May 29, at 5:00 p.m. Submit comments online (bit.ly/4mBQmCG), attend the May 27 hearing in Austin, or join virtually. Learn more and view the draft at bit.ly/2027_StateWate….

Looking for a new role? We're expanding our team at various levels including budget officer, cloud architect, and more! Join us in a career that makes a difference. Explore all open positions here: bit.ly/TWDB_Careers.

River rises have occurred from the past 24 hours of rainfall. With more rainfall coming, chances of Action to Minor and pockets of moderate river flooding are possible. #tx #flood

It’s Flood Awareness Week in Texas. Monitor conditions on TexasFlood.org & these resources: 💧 Flood Decision Support Toolbox webapps.usgs.gov/infrm/fdst/?re… 💧 Flood Viewer map.texasflood.org 💧 TexMesonet texmesonet.org 💧 DriveTexas drivetexas.org

⚠️Heads up, Texas! Storms this week will bring a threat of severe weather and flash flooding to various parts of the state through at least Thursday. Have multiple ways to receive local alerts and remember: Turn Around, Don’t Drown! Stay Weather Aware: texasready.gov/be-informed/na…

Multiple rounds of heavy rainfall are forecast this week through the weekend. There is a potential for significant river flooding in areas east of I-35 spanning to the Texas coast. Check in with your local weather forecast office for the latest updates. #txwx #txflood

The latest map for conditions as of 5/12 shows the 6th consecutive weekly decrease in drought area across the state, the longest stretch of consecutive weekly decreases since Oct. 2023. Drought area in the state has dropped to its lowest value in 4 months. bit.ly/TexasWaterWeek…

Extreme Fire Weather Continues🔥 Conditions across West Texas and the Panhandle are dangerous due to dry, warm, and windy weather. Pay attention to instructions from local officials, be ready to take action, and avoid activities that may cause a spark.

The @TWDB is accepting applications for Water Supply & Infrastructure Grants. These grants provide 100% funding for eligible water supply & infrastructure projects. Apps are due July 30. Learn more about eligibility, requirements, & webinars at bit.ly/WSIG.