As of Monday, Nov. 2, Canyon Lake was at 907.24 feet above mean sea level and 96.2% full, according to the Guadalupe-Blanco River Authority (GBRA). The full conservation pool is 909 feet, at which level the reservoir holds 378,852 acre-feet of water across 8,200 surface acres.
GBRA forecasts a November release of 100 cubic feet per second at Sattler. The authority said the rate follows its reservoir operating requirements and permits, and that releases may be adjusted as conditions change.
The listed streamflow readings from the U.S. Geological Survey were 173 cubic feet per second on the Guadalupe River at Spring Branch, 103 cubic feet per second at Sattler and 145 cubic feet per second at New Braunfels.