Low-Water Crossing on I-35 Near Salado Creek Closed Due to High Water Levels

San Antonio, TX, October 2, 2026 —

A low-water crossing located on Interstate 35 (I-35) in the vicinity of Salado Creek has been temporarily closed. The closure is a direct result of elevated water levels impacting the crossing.

Officials have not provided specific details regarding the contractor responsible for maintenance or the timeline for the closure’s resolution. The exact duration for which the crossing will remain inaccessible is also not specified. The decision to close the crossing was made to ensure public safety in response to the prevailing water conditions.

The affected area is a critical juncture for traffic flow, and its closure may lead to detours and potential delays for motorists traveling along I-35. Drivers are advised to seek alternative routes and monitor local traffic advisories for updates on the status of the low-water crossing. The specific capacity of the crossing or the exact volume of water causing the closure was not provided in available information.

Further updates on the reopening of the low-water crossing will be issued as conditions change and it is deemed safe for passage. Information regarding the specific nature of the ‘water’ condition, such as rainfall amounts or the source of the water, was not detailed in the initial reports.

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