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New Braunfels looks to approve ordinance change to protect endangered species

Post author By Akhil Sakhineti
Post date April 10, 2026
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Community Impact

Tags Comal River, Edwards Aquifer Habitat Conservation Plan, Fountain Darter, New Braunfels

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New Costco, rising population trends: Top stories from New Braunfels, April 6-10

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Post date April 10, 2026
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Tags Comal River, Edwards Aquifer Habitat Conservation Plan

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Millions of gallons wasted as water pours through Government Hill. No one agrees why.

Post author By Akhil Sakhineti
Post date April 10, 2026
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San Antonio Express-News

Tags Artesian Spring, Edwards Aquifer, Edwards Aquifer Authority, Groundwater District

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Drought in 2025 in 14 Graphics

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Post date April 2, 2026
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Drought.gov

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Where You Leave Your Leaves Matters!

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Post date April 2, 2026
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The Town of Hollywood Park

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Texas must choose the least-harmful path for Hill Country transmission line

Post author By Akhil Sakhineti
Post date April 2, 2026
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San Antonio Express News

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Another water effort as Zwiener forms separate working group

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Post date April 2, 2026
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San Marcos Daily Record

Tags Edwards Aquifer, Hays County, San marcos, San Marcos River Foundation

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SAWS CEO Featured in Smart Water Magazine

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Post date April 2, 2026
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SAWS

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Canyon Lake water levels become hot topic in New Braunfels mayoral race

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Post date April 2, 2026
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Yahoo News

Tags Canyon Lake, Edwards Aquifer, Hill Country, New Braunfels

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Hays County wells run drier as aquifers fall to their lowest levels in more than 20 years

Post author By Akhil Sakhineti
Post date April 2, 2026
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KUT News

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CURRENT AQUIFER CONDITIONS

San Antonio Pool

35% CURRENT REDUCTION

Uvalde Pool

44% CURRENT REDUCTION

Critical Period/Drought Management

San Antonio (J17WL) 634.6 10 DAY AVERAGE

635.4

TODAY

636.2

YESTERDAY

Uvalde (J27WL) 834.1 10 DAY AVERAGE

834.3

TODAY

834.3

YESTERDAY

Comal 101 10 DAY AVERAGE

118

TODAY

113

YESTERDAY

San Marcos 84 10 DAY AVERAGE

TODAY

YESTERDAY

10-Year Annual Recharge Average (2013-2022) 553,230 acre-feet

Understanding the reading
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Provisional Daily Water Readings as of 17:01:28 PM, April 28, 2026

CURRENT AQUIFER CONDITIONS

TODAY'S READINGS

UVALDE
J-27

834.3
FT. AMSL

Index Well

UVALDE POOL

Bexar
J-17

635.4
FT. AMSL

Index Well

Comal
Springs

118
CFS

Springflow

San Marcos
Springs

82
CFS

Springflow

SAN ANTONIO POOL

10 DAY AVERAGE

J-27 Well
834.1 FT. AMSL

J-17 Well
634.6 FT. AMSL

Comal Springs
101 CFS

San Marcos Springs
84 CFS

FT AMSL = feet above mean sea level

CFS: cubic feet per second

Uvalde Pool is in Stage 5: 44% reduction

San Antonio Pool is in Stage 3: 35% reduction

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CURRENT & HISTORIC AQUIFER CONDITIONS

Last updated: April 28, 2026

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