Guadalupe | Comal River Flow
Guadalupe River and Comal River Flow Data
If you are looking to tube the Comal or kayak the Upper Guadalupe this weekend and want to check the water flow before getting on the river, the National Weather Service makes it easy to do so. You can see current water levels in feet and cubic feet per second for any river in the state of Texas. This is also a useful tool for waterfront residents who live on Lake Dunlap, Lake McQueeney and Lake Placid and want to check the water levels during times of heavy rain or reference a recent high water event against current conditions to know how high the water will crest.
