As of Saturday, Oct. 31, Canyon Lake stood at 907.24 feet above mean sea level and was 96.2% full, according to the conditions report. The full conservation pool is 909 feet, a level at which the reservoir holds 378,852 acre-feet of water across 8,200 surface acres. The forecasted release at Sattler was 100 cubic feet per second.
The report lists current readings from three U.S. Geological Survey gauges on the Guadalupe River. At Spring Branch, flow was 117 cubic feet per second and gage height was 2.51 feet. At Sattler, flow was 103 cubic feet per second with a gage height of 4.45 feet. At New Braunfels, flow was 162 cubic feet per second and gage height was 2.06 feet.
The report also includes flow categories for the Guadalupe and Comal rivers, which range from recreational flows to river closures. It directs readers to the Guadalupe-Blanco River Authority and the Water-Oriented Recreation District of Comal County for real-time data and more information on how releases affect river flows.