The city of Austin is extending its waterway activity ban until Saturday at 5 p.m. for Lady Bird Lake, Lake Austin and portions of the Colorado River.

A waterway ban issued last week due to heavy rainfall causing major flooding has been extended for continued floodgate operations at Mansfield Dam and Tom Miller Dam, the city of Austin said.

After initially extending it through July 23, the ban is now set to remain in effect until 5 p.m. on Saturday.

No boats, kayaks or paddleboards are allowed on Lake Austin or Lady Bird Lake while the ban is in effect.

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