The lack of rain and extreme heat is helping bacteria thrive in area lakes and rivers, and river authority officials are asking families to be cautious of posted swimming warnings.
– Signs posted on Bandera Park at the Medina River tell people not to swim in the water, warning of elevated bacteria levels.
“These are the headwaters, and generally, they are pretty pristine waters. But when it’s not flowing, and you get temps over 90 degrees and over 100, you are going to see things introduced,” he said.
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