Utilities & Public Services

Lake Conroe is currently at 202.56 feet (conservation pool is 201 feet). Current outflow from Lake Conroe is 8090 cubic feet per second (cfs).

Lake Conroe is currently at 201.53 feet (conservation pool is 201 feet). Current outflow from Lake Conroe is 2660 cubic feet per second (cfs),

Lake Conroe is currently at 201.05 feet (conservation pool is 201 feet). Current outflow from Lake Conroe is 1587 cubic feet per second (cfs).

As a result of recent rainfall and runoff in the upper San Jacinto River Basin, current outflow from Lake Conroe is 1,590

The City of Houston has requested the San Jacinto River Authority (SJRA) divert water from Lake Conroe for delivery to Lake Houston

Preparation tips for hurricane season Hurricane season officially begins on June 1, and Entergy Texas is encouraging all customers to join us as we prepare for the upcoming storm season.

Boaters are still urged to use extreme caution due to possible floating debris and submerged objects The San Jacinto River Authority (SJRA) and Montgomery County Constable Precinct 1 announce that Lake Conroe will reopen to normal lake

Not much has changed at Lake Conroe today, San Jacinto River Authority's current release from Lake Conroe is 16,105

San Jacinto River Authority's current release from Lake Conroe is 16,105 cubic feet per second (cfs). Lake level is currently 201.77 feet.

San Jacinto River Authority has reduced the release from Lake Conroe to 20,945 cubic feet per second (cfs). Lake level is currently 202.88 feet.

Crews restore power to 90% of customers impacted by back-to-back severe thunderstorms Entergy Texas crews made significant progress overnight and have now restored power to 90% of customers impacted by severe thunderstorms

San Jacinto River Authority (SJRA) has reduced the release from Lake Conroe to 20,945 cubic feet per second (cfs). Lake level is currently 203.07 feet.

San Jacinto River Authority (SJRA) has reduced the release from Lake Conroe to 31,934 cubic feet per second (cfs). Lake level is currently 203.52 feet.

Additional resources requested to assist with restoration after back-to-back severe thunderstorms cause widespread outages Severe thunderstorms, hail, lightning and strong winds passed through Southeast Texas Thursday causing widespread outages across the Entergy Texas service area.

San Jacinto River Authority (SJRA) has reduced the release from Lake Conroe to 38,450 cubic feet per second (cfs).

With reduction in inflows into Lake Conroe and reduced rain overnight, dam operators have lowered the release from Lake Conroe to 48,528 cubic

Crews have safely restored power to nearly 70% of customers impacted by severe storms Entergy Texas crews are safely restoring power after heavy rainfall, wind gusts up to 85 mph, intense lightning and hail caused widespread outages Thursday morning.

The current level of Lake Conroe is 204.6 feet mean sea level (msl) and continuing to rise with a current gate release of 66,100

Crews are ready to safely restore power to customers as quickly as possible Severe rainstorms, strong winds and hail caused widespread outages across the Entergy Texas service area Thursday morning.

The current level of Lake Conroe is 204.26 feet mean sea level (msl) and continuing to rise with a current gate release of 60,455