COMAL COUNTY, Texas – As Canyon Lake’s water level continues to drop, at least one business owner says there’s an upside.

The historic drop in Canyon Lake’s water level shows no signs of stopping or slowing, as years of drought continue to take a toll on the Hill Country reservoir. “I think factually said ...

Canyon Lake is currently nearly half empty, and its surface sits at 882.26 feet above sea level, according to the Texas Water Development Board’s Water Data for Texas website.

Even with the recent rains Canyon Lake remains 46.1% full, which is actually lower than last week when it was 46.3% full, last month at 47%, and a year ago at 58.5%. Medina Lake isn't doing any better ...

Canyon Lake and Comal County will not open the ramps until the water reaches a safe height. The last public boat ramp closed on October 18, 2024 when the lake was at 882.42 mean water level feet ...

Canyon Lake in Comal County is at historically low levels, despite recent rainfall in Central Texas. This is impacting swimmers and boaters as well as the water supply in cities like San Marcos ...

Lake levels continue to break records for the wrong reasons — they’re alarmingly low. Click to read more. Col. Joseph Coughlin was fired as head of the Air Force's global weather service after ...

As Canyon Lake’s water level continues to drop, at least one business owner says there’s an upside.