Current Lake Level
As of April 3, 2025, Beaver Lake’s water level is 1120.32 feet (NGVD29), just 0.11 feet below the full pool target of 1120.43 feet. In the past 24 hours, the level has decreased by 0.04 feet. This minor fluctuation is typical and likely due to factors such as rainfall, downstream water usage, and evaporation. Some researchers suggest groundwater levels may also play a role, though this is an area of ongoing study. Data source: https://water.noaa.gov/gauges/bvga4 (Retrieved [Date of Retrieval]).
Recent & Historical Trends
Recent trends show Beaver Lake’s level fluctuating within a normal range for this time of year. While a detailed historical chart is forthcoming, understanding past fluctuations provides valuable context for the current level. These fluctuations are influenced by a combination of natural factors (rainfall, evaporation) and controlled water releases by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE). Their management balances flood control, community water supply, and maintaining a healthy lake ecosystem. Climate change may also be impacting long-term trends, a subject of ongoing research.
Water Level Forecasts & Recreational Impacts
Predicting future lake levels is challenging, but some short-term forecasts may be available. These forecasts should be interpreted cautiously, as factors like rainfall and dam releases can change rapidly. For the most current forecasts, consult [Link to reliable forecast, if available].
Current water levels are likely suitable for most recreational activities. However, always check local resources for boat ramp closures or advisories before heading out. For fishing conditions adjusted for the current level, consult local fishing reports. Low water levels can limit boat ramp access and create navigational hazards, while high levels can flood shoreline areas.
Key Water Levels & USACE Contact
| Description | Elevation (feet NGVD29) |
|---|---|
| Current Level | 1120.32 |
| Full Pool Target | 1120.43 |
| Winter Pool Level | 1077.00 |
| Flood Pool Level | 1130.00 |
For detailed information about Beaver Lake’s water management, contact the USACE, who oversee Beaver Dam (CESWL). Their contact information can likely be found on their website.
Important: The lake level information provided here is for general informational purposes only and should not be used for navigation. Always consult official sources for the latest data before making decisions based on water levels.
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