Garner State Park & Frio River, TX

Today’s Forecast:

Today’s Report:

About Garner State Park & Frio River

The representative point sits near Concan and anchors a spring-fed river and park forecast. Compare it with conditions toward Frio River, where the terrain or water exposure can change the day.

Plan Around Conditions

Confirm the named launch, water level and wind exposure near Concan; a usable shoreline does not guarantee a safe return trip. Consult Texas Parks and Wildlife entry, camping and activity notices before relying on conditional access.

Weather Tips

• Turn toward the selected launch before thunderstorm outflow reaches open water; wind near Frio River can arrive ahead of rain.
• For heat, favor the portion near Concan with the shortest return and dependable shade or drinking-water plan.

Nearby Towns and Areas

• Concan
• Frio River
• Old Baldy
• Leakey
• Uvalde County

Adjust the Day to the Forecast

If wind or water conditions rule out the planned launch, use a legal shore-fishing or land route near Concan instead of moving blindly to another access point.

7-Day Forecast

Weather by Season

Winter

Mild spells alternate with hard fronts near Concan; ice is uncommon but can close bridges, shaded limestone and elevated roads abruptly.

Spring

Peak flash-flood season can raise creeks and low-water crossings from upstream rain; river flow must be checked for the exact watershed around Frio River.

Summer

River and lake use depends on releases, spring flow, drought and bacteria notices as heat builds; popular access near Concan may also reach capacity.

Fall

Cooler weather expands hiking and camping time, but drought, burn bans and isolated flood-producing storms can change plans near Frio River.

Key Climate Data Points

• Local climate: Spring-fed river and park conditions near Concan make river flow the leading local planning signal.
• Annual mean temperature: Near Concan, the annual mean temperature is generally in the mid to upper 60s °F; open terrain produces large sun-and-wind exposure.
• Warmest or primary-use period: June through August is the hottest period; river flow often determines whether the primary activity remains practical.
• Coldest or limited-access period: December through February is coolest; snow is unusual, but northers, cold water and isolated freezes can close exposed access.
• Most consequential precipitation period: Spring and early fall is the most consequential precipitation period here because it can affect river flow near Frio River.
• Primary hazard timing: Spring severe storms, flash floods and summer heat most directly affects cold water.
• Best general outdoor window: March through may and october through november when flood risk is low; the useful window still depends on river flow.