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Category: drought

2020 November Hydro Report

Posted on November 11, 2020December 9, 2020Author wimberleywatershedCategories drought

No matter what area agencies call their drought declaration, it’s obvious water levels and spring flows have declined to exceptionally low levels. In order to preserve groundwater availability, coordinated water … Continue reading 2020 November Hydro Report

Our Treasured Springs Need Protection

Posted on November 2, 2020November 2, 2020Author wimberleywatershedCategories drought

Another win for the conservation community: the Texas Agricultural Land Trust (TALT) announced in October 2020 that they’ve closed closed on a donated conservation easement on David Langford’s beloved Laurels … Continue reading Our Treasured Springs Need Protection

ACTION ALERT! Dripping Springs to Consider EP Wholesale Contract

Posted on October 9, 2020October 17, 2020Author wimberleywatershedCategories drought, Legislature, Policy, Posts

Thanks to all of you who spoke up! Dripping Springs WSC did not sign on to an Electro Purification wholesale contract on Monday–but they will revisit the possibility in January. … Continue reading ACTION ALERT! Dripping Springs to Consider EP Wholesale Contract

Brief description of monthly hydro conditions

2020 – September Hydro Report

Posted on September 16, 2020October 16, 2020Author wimberleywatershedCategories drought

We’ve seen a series of rain events over the past few weeks, and rivers and springflow have responded!  The Edwards Aquifer Authority weather station on the Blanco River upstream of … Continue reading 2020 – September Hydro Report

Water Crisis in the Making: Antiquated Texas Laws Meet a Hotter Climate

Posted on August 1, 2018August 1, 2018Author wimberleywatershedCategories drought, Water ConservationTags Climate Change, Drought, Rule of Capture

By Seamus McGraw July 26, 2018 Even in the best of times, water in Texas has always been an ornery and mercurial resource. It falls from the sky in torrents … Continue reading Water Crisis in the Making: Antiquated Texas Laws Meet a Hotter Climate

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