SAN MARCOS, Texas (KXAN) – The San Marcos River’s flow has lowered significantly due to ongoing drought conditions, according to the San Marcos River Foundation.
The river’s average flow is around 150 cubic feet per second. The San Marcos River Foundation shared a post-Monday saying the flow has dropped to around 80 cfs. Cubic feet per second is the unit of measurement used to describe the volume of water passing a point in a river in one second, according to USGS .
“We’re at a concerning level,” said Virginia Parker, the Executive Director of the San Marcos River Foundation…