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Rooted in Texas: A FREE Drive -Thru Plant Pick-Up Event hosted by the EAA

Post author By Akhil Sakhineti
Post date September 14, 2026
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2026 Plant Giveaway

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Tags Edwards Aquifer, Edwards Aquifer Authority, New Braunfels, San Antonio

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From new construction to road closures: Check out 3 Hays County transportation updates

Post author By Akhil Sakhineti
Post date August 28, 2026
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New Braunfels City Council approves NBU drought contingency plan amendments

Post author By Akhil Sakhineti
Post date August 28, 2026
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The New Braunfels Utilities customer solutions center is located at 1488 South Seguin Avenue in New Braunfels. Lauren Discher | New Braunfels Monthly

New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung

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San Antonio City Council looks to regulate data centers

Post author By Akhil Sakhineti
Post date August 28, 2026
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Photo Illustration: Lindsey Bailey/Axios. Photo: Courtesy of the City of San Antonio

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City of New Braunfels to amend land use ordinance in effort to deter data centers

Post author By Akhil Sakhineti
Post date August 28, 2026
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The New Braunfels City Council met Aug. 24 to discuss amending zoning ordinances intended to deter data centers from development within city limits. By Tennyson Luhrs | Herald-Zeitung

New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung

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San Antonio city council leans toward data center regulation, but a moratorium seems less likely

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Post date August 28, 2026
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Garrett Brnger, Reporter. Adam B. Higgins, Photojournalist.

KSAT

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San Antonio will consider regulating data centers. It’s unclear if that involves a moratorium.

Post author By Akhil Sakhineti
Post date August 27, 2026
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An advertisement board for leasing data center space is posted outside of Stream Data Centers on Westover Hills Boulevard in Northwest San Antonio. Amber Esparza / San Antonio Report

Texas Public Radio

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San Antonio area’s drought might have eased, but it’s not over

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Post date August 24, 2026
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Sam Owens-San Antonio Express News

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Tags Bandera County, Canyon Lake, Guadalupe River, Hill Country, J-17 well, Medina Lake, Medina River, San Antonio, Uvalde County

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Edwards Aquifer Authority lifts pumping curtailments as water levels rise

Post author By Akhil Sakhineti
Post date August 19, 2026
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The rain came back, but South Texas is still recovering

Post author By Akhil Sakhineti
Post date August 19, 2026
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FOXSA

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CURRENT AQUIFER CONDITIONS

San Antonio Pool

30% CURRENT REDUCTION

Uvalde Pool

0% CURRENT REDUCTION

Critical Period/Drought Management

San Antonio (J17WL) 639.9 10 DAY AVERAGE

640.0

TODAY

639.7

YESTERDAY

Uvalde (J27WL) 852.3 10 DAY AVERAGE

852.4

TODAY

852.4

YESTERDAY

Comal 159 10 DAY AVERAGE

158

TODAY

154

YESTERDAY

San Marcos 93 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 10:01:06 AM, September 20, 2026

CURRENT AQUIFER CONDITIONS

TODAY'S READINGS

UVALDE
J-27

852.4
FT. AMSL

Index Well

UVALDE POOL

Bexar
J-17

640
FT. AMSL

Index Well

Comal
Springs

158
CFS

Springflow

San Marcos
Springs

91
CFS

Springflow

SAN ANTONIO POOL

10 DAY AVERAGE

J-27 Well
852.3 FT. AMSL

J-17 Well
639.9 FT. AMSL

Comal Springs
159 CFS

San Marcos Springs
93 CFS

FT AMSL = feet above mean sea level

CFS: cubic feet per second

Uvalde Pool is in No Stage: 0% reduction

San Antonio Pool is in Stage 2: 30% reduction

Understanding the levels, springflows, stages and reductions

CURRENT & HISTORIC AQUIFER CONDITIONS

Last updated: September 20, 2026

This calculator is only available December 31st - January 31st. Please check back on December 31, 2025, to calculate your reductions for the year.

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SPOTLIGHT:: NATIVE PLANT GIVEAWAY

Rooted in Texas

Free Drive-Thru Plant Pick-Up

Join the Edwards Aquifer Authority for a FREE native plant pick-up event.

Pick up native plants and learn how they help conserve water and protect the Edwards Aquifer.

Saturday, October 17 • 9:00 AM

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The Texas blind salamander is an indicator species. Since it depends on clean, stable groundwater to survive, it’s like a frontline reporter that lets us know how clean and safe our water is.

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