A Stage 2 drought warning for customers accessing water through an agreement between the Brazos River Authority and the Lower Colorado River Authority has been rescinded, according to a July 23 BRA news release.
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The drought warning was issued March 6 due to dry conditions in the Lower Colorado River Basin as a response to drought trigger levels established by the BRA’s drought contingency plan, in accordance with the LCRA agreement.
Per the release, 25,000 acre-feet of LCRA water is made available for use in Williamson County through a contract between the two river authorities. BRA customers using this water include the cities of Round Rock, Georgetown and Liberty Hill.
