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Texas · river

Middle Verde Creek at Sh 173 near Bandera

USGS monitoring location. Launch access and paddling suitability have not been verified.

Weather comparison · not a safety rating

79

Mostly favorable

Weather score out of 100

Weather only. This is a monitoring station, not a verified launch. Access, hazards and suitable flow are unknown.

Weather observation: Mon, 09 Nov 2026 16:00:00 GMT.

River observation: Mon, 09 Nov 2026 15:30:00 GMT.

Page checked: Mon, 09 Nov 2026 16:10:52 GMT. Readings older than one hour are not used for the current score.

Wind

5 mph

gusting to 10 mph

Air temp

60°F

82% chance of rain

River flow

2.61 cfs

Weather outlook

Tuesday · 100

  • Mon

    26

  • Tue

    100

    Best

  • Wed

    100

  • Thu

    83

  • Fri

    99

  • Sat

    59

  • Sun

    63

Compares forecast wind, air temperature and rain. Does not assess river flow, swell, currents, water temperature or launch access. All times are local to this location.

Wind, next 12 hours

mph
Hourly wind forecast
HourWind (mph)Gusts (mph)
10a510
11a613
12p711
1p613
2p712
3p811
4p915
5p714
6p615
7p613
8p512
9p514

Why this score

  • Wind — 5 mph — light wind at the forecast location±0
  • Rain — 82% chance in the next 6 hours-21

We don't have launch notes for this one

This page is built from the USGS gauge at this location, and uses available public readings. We haven't verified where to put in, what the hazards are, or whether this stretch is legal or sensible to paddle. We'd rather say that than invent it. The links below are where to find out.

We also don't have a verified safe-flow range here, so the Paddle Score reflects weather only. Judge the flow number against local knowledge, not against our score.

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