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06/05/2026
Right now the water is flowing at 91 cfs, which is just about what it was last week. Last year at this time it was flowing at 97 cfs. Looks like a pretty good chance of rain today and tomorrow so keep your eye on the weather before heading out.
Where did you go tubing this weekend? How long were you on the water? Post some pics if you like.
Flows right now are at 93 cfs. That is more than 200 cfs below what is typical over the long term for this week. Last year on this date the flows were 95 cfs. Should be fine for tubing, but it will be slow going. The trip at the Horseshoe should be around 2 hours unless you go when it is crowded. Be sure to stay to the left for the best flows. Let us know if you need info about which tube rental services to contact for more specific details.
Not much of a chance for rain today. Let us know where you went tubing this weekend and how long it took to complete your float.
There is a fairly good chance of rain this afternoon. Keep an eye on the radar if you are thinking about going tubing. For rental information contact Little Ponderosa, CaPs, Rio Raft, KL Ranch, Tube Haus, Rockin R, Lazy L&L, Mountain Breeze, Lone Star Float House, River Sports Tubes, Shanty, Roy's, Gypsy River, Son's Guaalupe, and Meckel's.
Going tubing this holiday weekend? If so, check the forecast before heading out. Pretty good chance of rain tomorrow, and decreasing chances Sunday and Monday. The flow out of Canyon is 93 cfs, which is about half of the long term average. Last time this year the flows were only 64 cfs. Have fun.
Where did you go tubing this weekend? How was your trip?
The flow on the Guadalupe is at 63 cfs. Typically flows on the river are three times the current flow this time of year. Last year the flows were 64 cfs on this date. Looks like partly cloudy weather all weekend. Have fun on the water.
How was your tubing trip this weekend? Where did you put in, and how long until you arrived at the take out point?
Summer is approaching and temperatures are on the rise. This weekend the highs will be in the mid to upper 80s. Time to start thinking about going tubing again. There is a chance of rain this weekend so keep your eyes on the forecast before heading out. Right now the Guadalupe is flowing at a mere 81 cfs. That is more than 100 cfs lower than typical flows over the long term at this time of year, and about 20 cfs greater than the flow on this date a year ago. Have fun and be sure to leave the bottles at home.