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Camp Mabry logs another hot month in Austin
October 5, 2026
The Austin Camp Mabry station recorded mean daily high of 99.8°F over the past 30 days, 9.7°F above normal for this period. Sustained heat above normal into early October increases evaporative stress and fire danger during what would typically be the tail of the dry season.
Guadalupe Bass recovery continues in Austin
October 5, 2026
was observed on 2026-09-18 in Austin. This endemic Texas species is listed as Near Threatened globally and remains part of a major native fish restoration program. Active conservation has restored populations to 14 river systems after decades of decline from hybridization with introduced smallmouth bass.
Little Black Caddisflies signal clean water at Windsor Park
October 5, 2026
were observed on 2026-10-02 at Windsor Park, Austin, joining a week of caddisfly activity across the area. Caddisfly larvae require clean, oxygenated flowing water, making their presence an indicator of good water quality in local streams.
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