Due to heavy rains Sunday night, Lake Amon G. Carter was closed once more Monday morning as its topped 922.1 mean sea level.
The lake reopened on May 15 and Selma Park had a partial opening after being closed on April 20 following heavy rains topping nine inches in some areas. City officials reported on May 26 the lake level was 922.1 msl and rising as of 9 a.m. This is two feet above what is considered full at 920 msl.
Water filled the edges of Selma Park and once more flooded the electric service at those campsites. There also were other electrical outages in the park, which led to it being closed for camping and the lake closed for boating until water drops back to below 922 msl. Boat ramps also are closed.
Lake Amon G. Carter was at 922.29 msl on May 28, 922.37 msl on May 27, 922.09 msl on May 26 and 921.34 msl on May 25. Its most recent high point was 924.71 msl on April 27.
Lake Nocona was at 828.95 msl on May 28, 829.12 msl on May 27, 828.60 msl on May 26 and 827.92 msl on May 25. It’s highest point in the past two months was 828.43 on April 27. The lake is considered full at 827.5 msl. City officials said they have not closed the lake or boat ramps and will not until it goes two feet above full at 829.5 msl.