Texas Water Development Board

The @TWDB launched an interactive StoryMap on BRACS findings for the southern Trinity Aquifer featuring maps, insights, & downloadable data with @SanbornMap. Explore: bit.ly/3CwGQeD Join the virtual demo May 15, 9–9:30 a.m. Register: bit.ly/3PsujCg

#ICYMI: Laguna Madre Water District’s pilot project in Port Isabel is demonstrating that seawater desalination is a sustainable water supply for the region amid prolonged drought and declining reservoir levels. youtu.be/5GnOjWzRdLo?si…

Spring in Texas means vibrant blooms, fresh flavors, and a little extra sunshine for everyone! 🌵🌸☀️ Celebrate the season by exploring nature’s colorful wonders right in your backyard.

Yesterday's rainfall produced isolated action stage flows and river flooding across the eastern half of Texas. With little rainfall expected this week, additional river flooding is not anticipated, and these rivers should fall below criteria by mid-week. #txwx #txrivers

Reminder: The @TWDB is accepting applications for Water Supply & Infrastructure Grants. 💻 Next webinar: May 13 🔗 Learn more & register: bit.ly/WSIG 🗓️ Applications due July 30 📩 Questions: WSI_grants@twdb.texas.gov A previous recorded webinar is also available.

Today, the @TWDB approved financial assistance totaling $2,119,000 for water system improvements and flood mitigation projects: texaswaternewsroom.org/pressreleases/…

The latest map for conditions as of 5/5 shows the fifth consecutive weekly decrease in drought area across the state—and this most recent weekly decline was the largest of the five. Drought area in the state has dropped to its lowest value in 3 months. bit.ly/TexasWaterWeek…

The @TWDB will hold a Board meeting today at 9:30 a.m., to consider approving financial assistance for water, wastewater, and flood projects. See the agenda at twdb.texas.gov/board/2026/05/… or watch at adminmonitor.com/tx/twdb/.

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….

Lot's of ingredients will lead to good rain chances of Southeast Texas and the Upper Texas Coast. At this time, rainfall rates and amounts are trending to a low to very low river flood threat, with mostly beneficial rain expected.

Ready for some fresh tips and Texas-sized inspiration? Check out this month’s Take Care of Texas Newsletter 👉 ow.ly/SzPL50YS18x

Stay updated with the latest water conditions in Texas! Our March 2026 report, covering 119 reservoirs, streamflow sites, soil moisture, rainfall, and key groundwater monitoring wells, is now available. Check it out 👉 bit.ly/TexasWaterCond….

Here is a look at current statewide reservoir storage. While recent rainfall has increased storage, levels are below the historical median, and western and southern reservoirs remain in need of recharge. #txreservoirs

🚰 It’s Drinking Water Week! This week is about exploring where your tap water comes from, what happens before it reaches you, and the people who keep it flowing every day.

Looking for a rewarding career in an essential industry? The @TWDB is now hiring! We’re seeking highly skilled and motivated candidates in various roles. Check out all current job opportunities here: bit.ly/TWDB_Careers.

The @TWDB honored employees today for their years of service, ranging from 5 to 50 years! Congrats to all on these important milestones, & special recognition to Patricia Blanton & Lann Bookout for their tremendous accomplishment of 50 years of service.👏

Celebrating 🎉 National Teacher Appreciation Day & Teacher Appreciation Week with a heartfelt thanks to our Texas educators! 🍎📚 The @TWDB offers K-12 education activities for the water cycle, watersheds, water conservation, & much more! 💻 twdb.texas.gov/kids

#ICYMI: In the latest Water + Weather report, Dr. Wentzel notes that March was warmer and drier than normal, setting a new record for hottest March. Looking ahead, the outlook suggests potential drought reduction in parts of Texas. youtu.be/2hOtrlGpwgE?si…

TxGIO has basic reference maps for all 254 counties in Texas at geographic.texas.gov/maps. Easily locate boundaries, waterways, and major roads. They are a fantastic, free resource for educators, students, and enthusiasts alike!

It’s Hurricane Preparedness Week! Now’s the time to get ready. Create an emergency kit and include: 🥫 Enough food and water to last everyone at least three days 🔦 A flashlight with extra batteries 🧰 A first aid kit ready.gov/kit #HurricanePrep #HurricaneStrong