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Edwards Aquifer Authority issues Stage 4 water management - Vimarsana News

Edwards Aquifer Authority issues Stage 4 water management

The Edwards Aquifer Authority issued a Stage 4 critical period management permit reduction for permit holders in Uvalde County, according to a Friday release.

Source: kxan.com
Edwards Aquifer Authority restricts water pumping for Uvalde, San Antonio pools - Vimarsana News

Edwards Aquifer Authority restricts water pumping for Uvalde, San Antonio pools

The Edwards Aquifer Authority, a regional water agency that regulates the use of the groundwater system, declared Stage 3 water permit reductions June 26 for both San Antonio and Uvalde pools.

Rainy week brings drought relief to San Antonio and the Hill Country - Vimarsana News

Rainy week brings drought relief to San Antonio and the Hill Country

Residents may see flash flooding this week. At least three to five inches of rain is expected to fall by the end of the week, according to the National Weather Service.

Source: tpr.org
Farm irrigation reduced, wildfires burn, swimming hole dries up as drought lingers in Texas - Vimarsana News

Farm irrigation reduced, wildfires burn, swimming hole dries up as drought lingers in Texas

Some stray sea breeze showers from the Gulf of Mexico could fall over this coastal plains of Texas late Thursday and Friday. A few rogue showers may stay together long enough to reach San Antonio or other cities along the I-35 corridor.

Source: tpr.org
Rain possible next week in San Antonio, Aquifer 30 feet below average - Vimarsana News

Rain possible next week in San Antonio, Aquifer 30 feet below average

Near record highs are possible this weekend, but the National Weather Service reports a bit of rain and cool down is possible next week.

Source: tpr.org