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GETTING WATER UP YOUR NOSE WHEN SWIMMING CAN BE DEADLY

GETTING WATER UP YOUR NOSE WHEN SWIMMING CAN BE DEADLY

Hot and dry weather has created prime conditions for a rare but deadly disease that occurs in some cases where surface water is forced into the nasal passages. There are things you can do to help keep yourself and those you care about safe while still enjoying the water.
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LIFE IS BETTER WHEN YOU’RE HYDRATED

LIFE IS BETTER WHEN YOU’RE HYDRATED

Getting enough water to drink can mean the difference between being healthy or not, and staying hydrated plays a crucial role in many areas of our lives. For more, click the photo.
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WHAT WOULD SUMMER BE WITHOUT A GREAT SWIM?  HERE ARE FEW THINGS TO KNOW BEFORE YOU GO!

WHAT WOULD SUMMER BE WITHOUT A GREAT SWIM? HERE ARE FEW THINGS TO KNOW BEFORE YOU GO!

Before you head out to the lake or river for a cool dip in the water, keep a few tips in mind that will increase your enjoyment and help keep you and those you care about safe. For more, click the photo.
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BEWARE OF WATERBORNE ORGANISMS THAT CAN MAKE YOU SICK OR WORSE

BEWARE OF WATERBORNE ORGANISMS THAT CAN MAKE YOU SICK OR WORSE

If you are planning a visit to a lake, river or pond, you should know that there could be dangerous organisms lurking in the water. The good news is that you can take precautions to protect yourself and those you care about, while still enjoying the water.
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WATER RELEASE PROTOCOL AND HOW TO TRACK THE FLOW OF THE BRAZOS RIVER

WATER RELEASE PROTOCOL AND HOW TO TRACK THE FLOW OF THE BRAZOS RIVER

Questions abound when flooding occurs in the Brazos basin. Water levels can be monitored via USGS Gaging Stations while projected flooding and crests can be viewed via the NOAA Hydrologic Prediction Service. To learn more about these tools and release protocol, click the picture.
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