City leaders confirmed to 3NEWS that the combined water levels of Lake Corpus Christi and Choke Canyon Reservoir are currently at 29.9%.
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas —
The City of Corpus Christi could potentially move to Stage 2 water restrictions this week.
It would be the first time in almost a decade that Stage 2 restrictions would be implemented.City leaders confirmed to 3NEWS that the combined water levels of Lake Corpus Christi and Choke Canyon Reservoir are currently at 29.9%.
Those combined lake levels are what the City of Corpus Christi uses as a basis for drought conditions. City leaders said they will continue to monitor those levels daily and receive a weather briefing from the National Weather Service at least once a week.
“Once we see two consecutive days of below 30%, then we will declare Stage 2 water restrictions, which is consistent with the drought management plan,” Corpus Christi City Manager Peter Zanoni said.
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