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Is there a burn ban in Comal County today?
Whether Comal County’s outdoor burn ban is on or off right now, from the county’s own notice and the Texas A&M Forest Service list, with today’s drought index. Checked every 30 minutes.
Page checked 10:08 a.m. Tue, Nov 10. Checked every 30 minutes. Each figure below shows the time its source reported it.
Comal County burn ban right now
No. There is no burn ban in effect.
Comal County says its burn ban is OFF as of November 02, 2026. Burning is allowed, but Texas outdoor-burning rules still apply; the county’s burn rules are linked below.
Status from the county’s own notice. Commissioners court sets and lifts bans by order, and a ban can change any day.
Source: Comal County alert center · reported November 2, 2026 12:16 PM · we checked it 9:47 a.m. Tue, Nov 10
How dry is it? (drought index)
The index runs from 0 (saturated soil) to 800 (the driest possible). Counties weigh it when deciding on a ban.
Source: Texas A&M Forest Service, Keetch-Byram Drought Index · we checked it 8:20 a.m. Tue, Nov 10
Statewide list
118 Texas counties have a burn ban on the Forest Service list. Guadalupe: ban · Bexar: ban · Hays: no ban · Kendall: no ban · Wilson: ban
Comal County burn rules and notices
Source: Texas A&M Forest Service burn ban list · reported 11/10/2026 8:28:18 AM · we checked it 9:47 a.m. Tue, Nov 10
Our latest reporting
- Government · Thu, Nov 5Comal County to consider flood alert work and outdoor burning restriction Nov. 12
- Land & Water · Tue, Nov 3Canyon Lake 96.2% full; Comal County drought index at 454
- Land & Water · Sat, Oct 31Comal drought index falls 17 points, remains at 567
- Land & Water · Sat, Oct 31Comal County temporarily lifts burn ban through Sunday noon
- Land & Water · Fri, Oct 30Comal County drought index averages 585, up 3 points in a day
- Land & Water · Thu, Oct 29Canyon Lake storage, springflow and river gauges: Comal County’s latest readings
Comal.News reads these figures from the agencies linked beside each one and does not change them. Real-time gauge data is provisional and can be revised. For emergencies call 911; for official orders, the agency’s own page is the record.