Can you swim here today?
Lake Forest Falls
Texas · Reservoir
Use caution — an official advisory is in effect
Use cautionAs of August 22, 2026, USGS gauge 08067650, 1.3 miles away, reports a streamflow of 106 ft³/s near Lake Forest Falls but no water-temperature reading.
Use caution — an official advisory is in effect: live streamflow is available but no water-temperature sensor is nearby.
- Live streamflow is available but no water-temperature sensor is nearby. — USGS gauge 08067650, as of Aug 22, 5:15 AM gauge-local time
- A Heat Advisory is in effect for Houston; Trinity; Madison; Walker; San Jacinto; Polk; Burleson; Brazos; Washington; Grimes; Montgomery and other areas. — NWS Houston/Galveston TX
- Flow is above the 75th percentile for Aug 22 (median 2 ft³/s over 21 years); fast water is the top river-drowning risk. — USGS daily streamflow statistics, as of Aug 22, 5:15 AM gauge-local time
- Heavy rain today can raise bacteria levels near outfalls and river mouths.
- The official beach-advisory feed could not be checked.
Flow is high for this date — above the 75th percentile for Aug 22 (median 2 ft³/s over 21 years).
The official beach-advisory feed for Texas could not be checked right now.
Live, provisional data from USGS gauge W Fk San Jacinto Rv bl Lk Conroe nr Conroe, TX (1.3 mi away), as of Aug 22, 5:15 AM gauge-local time.
Before you get in
- Never swim alone — and keep weaker swimmers within arm's reach.
- Scout depth and entry/exit points before you get in.
- Read the current: avoid fast, rising, or murky water.
- Check the forecast — get out well before storms or lightning.
- Obey posted signs, flags, and lifeguard guidance.
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Conditions are for general information only and can change quickly. Always judge the water in person and follow posted advisories and local guidance before swimming or paddling.