Texas Parks & Wildlife Department ( TPWD) says now’s the time for boaters to make plans to properly store their boats for the off-season. “Whether you’re a seasoned sailor or a new boat owner, following these boat storage tips will ensure your
Cloudy conditions are expected in the Canyon Lake/New Braunfels area during Monday’s total solar eclipse. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s (NOAA) National Weather Service Prediction Center today said clouds could impede viewing in Texas, with the best chances for clear viewing
Rangers at Guadalupe River State Park in Spring Branch shared “a little tranquility for you all on this beautiful Thursday morning.” A faint trickle of water can be heard coming from the Guadalupe River inside the park in a Facebook video posted
The average New Braunfels Utility (NBU) customer increased their electricity usage by 146% during the area’s cold spell Jan. 13-17 and will likely see increases of between $30 to $40 on their next electric bill. Temperatures dropped well below average, staying at
Comal County remains under a flood watch through midday Friday with another line of strong to severe storms possible later today and accumulations of two to three inches expected to fall on already saturated ground. Localized flooding and small hail will be
Rain chances ramp back up early Tuesday and minor flooding could be back in the forecast with two or more inches of additional rain expected on Tuesday and Wednesday. There is a marginal risk of severe storms. The U.S. National Weather Service
Texas moved out of “exceptional drought” on Jan. 9, the first time since March 2022. But Comal County remains in “extreme drought,” one of nine contiguous counties still in the red on a map of Texas released by the Texas Water Development
Comal County and the City of New Braunfels are preparing for single-digit wind chill temperatures Sunday through Wednesday. Periods of breezy wind will make lows of 13 to 28 degrees feel even colder than they are, the U.S. National Weather Service Austin-San
The U.S. National Weather Service warns of high fire danger for the New Braunfels area from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday due to gusty West to Northwest winds arriving late today ahead of a cold front. A wind advisory also has
Canyon Lake’s water provider today emailed customers reminding them to winterize their homes, cautioning that backflow preventers are often the source of large, undiagnosed leaks during winter. The coldest air of the season is expected early next week into South-Central Texas, the