Canyon Lake hits full capacity for first time in years as result of July storms
After mid-July rainstorms pummeled Texas Hill Country, Canyon Lake has hit 100% capacity for the first time in nearly five years. The recreational destination less than an hour north of San Antonio reached a water surface elevation of 909.0 feet on Friday — its conservation pool level — according to Comal County’s Facebook page. The […]
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