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Category: drought

Groundwater Permit Planning Guide for Western Hays County

Posted on April 18, 2022April 18, 2022Author Robin GaryCategories drought, Policy

The new Groundwater Permit Planning Guide provides an overview of groundwater systems, aquifers and the associated geologic formations, and permit limitations in Western Hays County.  This guide, a collaboration between … Continue reading Groundwater Permit Planning Guide for Western Hays County

Drought Conditions Return

Posted on April 11, 2022April 11, 2022Author Robin GaryCategories drought, Science, Water ConservationTags groundwater, Hydro Report, monitoring

April 2022 Hydro Report Middle Trinity spring flow in the Blanco River basin has been generally on the decline since November 2021, with only a small recharge event at the … Continue reading Drought Conditions Return

Rain brings temporary increases in spring flow and groundwater levels – October 2021

Posted on October 7, 2021November 14, 2021Author Robin GaryCategories drought

October 2021 Hydro Report Even with 3-4″ of rain in the last week, area Middle Trinity springs have almost returned pre-rain flow conditions. Pleasant Valley and Park Springs on the … Continue reading Rain brings temporary increases in spring flow and groundwater levels – October 2021

Finding and Fixing Hidden Leaks is Critical

Posted on February 24, 2021February 24, 2021Author Robin GaryCategories droughtTags aquifer, freeze, groundwater, Hays County, Water, water supply, well

Leak Detection After record-breaking cold, many central Texans are chasing leaks and working to restore  water service. Water utility customers can use their meters to check their plumbing integrity, but … Continue reading Finding and Fixing Hidden Leaks is Critical

2020 December Hydro Report

Posted on December 9, 2020December 10, 2020Author wimberleywatershedCategories droughtTags Drought, Hays County, Hydro Report, watershed, wvwa

The EAA weather station near Burnett Ranches measured 1 inch of rain at the end of November.  With dry conditions, the rainfall was absorbed by exceptionally dry soils.  Even the … Continue reading 2020 December Hydro Report

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