Current Conditions:

• Guadalupe River @ Spring Branch (Upper): 61.0 cfs
• Guadalupe River @ Sattler (Lower): 78.7 cfs
• Guadalupe River @ New Braunfels: 61.7 cfs
• Canyon Lake Reservoir: 903.61 ft

Guadalupe River Threshold Flow Status:

• Up to 500 cfs   Recreational
• 500 – 750 cfs   Challenging
• 750 – 1000 cfs   Strenuous
• 1000 – 3000 cfs   Extreme Caution; Tubing Not Recommended
• 3000+ cfs   Dangerous; Guided Rafts Suggested

Comal River Threshold Flow Status:

• 100 – 500 cfs Recreational flow- safe for all activities – tubing open for all levels of swimmers
• 500 – 1000 cfs Use extreme caution – all activities questionable – flows of this magnitude are usually caused by rainfall and involve turbid water and floating debris – contact river outfitters for more information
• 1000 cfs River Closed

For realtime streamflow data at all points along the Guadalupe, click here. For realtime streamflow data on the Comal, click here. For a live webcam of the Comal River, click here. For a live webcam of Canyon Lake, click here. To see U.S. Geological Service realtime data for the Guadalupe River @Sattler (Canyon Lake), click here.

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