Summary of Watershed Conditions in the Guadalupe River Basin Wednesday, June 18, 2025
This page is updated once a day with data obtained from USGS.
This page is updated once a day with data obtained from USGS.
Flow (cfs) | % of Daily Median | |
A. Guadalupe River @ Comfort | 101 | 100% |
B. Canyon Reservoir | ||
Inflow | 88 | 57% |
Release | 95 | 42% |
Full Res. Elev. - msl (Conservation pool) | 909 | |
Reservoir Elev. - msl | 878.29 | |
Capacity (Conservation pool) | 47% | |
C. Blanco River @ Wimberley | 27 | 42% |
D. Comal Springs | 160 | 54% |
E. San Marcos Springs | 95 | 52% |
F. Guadalupe River @ Gonzales | 902 | 128% |
G. Guadalupe River @ Victoria | 1160 | 101% |
H. San Antonio River @ Goliad | 2020 | 598% |
I. Guadalupe River @ Tivoli | 3710 | 344% |
Bay & Estuary Inflow | 3270 |
Full Reservoir Elevation | Daily Elevation | |
---|---|---|
Elevation | 909 | 878.29 |
Historical | Current | |
---|---|---|
Spring Branch (Inflow) | 155 | 88 |
Sattler (Release) | 224 | 95 |
Historical | Current | |
---|---|---|
Comal | 295 | 160 |
San Marcos | 182 | 95 |
Canyon Release | Comal Springs | Natural Baseflow | |
---|---|---|---|
Source Percentages | 26.4 | 44.4 | 29.2 |
Canyon Release | Comal Springs | San Marcos Springs | Natural Baseflow | |
---|---|---|---|---|
Source Percentages | 8.2 | 13.8 | 8.2 | 69.8 |