[9422WMR]

Don’t worry too much, spring rains in TX can be torrential and fill up everything in just a few days! It will happen.

[Resolute Conservative]

I remember back in 2009 Lake Travis was at 60% and a big tropical storm settled over us for 3 days and dumped 10-12 inches. The lake came back up to pool within a week and has been going down every since.

[bgill]

You don’t remember some three years ago when we didn’t have a drop of rain for 3 months? The hills here are still nothing but dead brush where it’d take a tossed cigarette to cause a wildfire.

[Mr. Lucky]

I dunno. The drop in Great Lakes water levels over the past 13 years was determined by a consensus of climate scientists to be the direct result of global warming. Of course, the recovery to above average levels this year is also the direct result of global warming.

The science being settled, the drop in Texas lake levels can only be the direct result of global warming. That's why it's such a great theory: it explains everything.