San Antonio residents are waiting to see if current water rules will be eased. The city's water supplier, SAWS, has rules in place for outdoor watering. The Edwards Aquifer's water level is now at its highest point in over a year.
This development has sparked interest in possible changes to water restrictions. Further information on potential changes to SAWS rules can be found through local news sources, including KSAT 12.
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