A boil water notice has been issued for the City of Blanco. This notice was prompted by severe flooding along the Guadalupe River.
The flooding caused excess sediment and debris to enter Canyon Lake, resulting in turbidity issues. As a result, residents of Blanco are advised to take precautions with their water supply.
Further details about the boil water notice and its implications are available through CBS Austin.
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