Hot and Dry Summer Predicted

While that is no surprise to anyone (and even I could predict that), meteorologists are predicting a shift away from the wetter (El Nino) conditions to a slightly drier-than-normal summer.

"The rains are expected to subside as the El Niño effect so dominant in the Pacific Ocean gives way to a La Niña effect, which typically leads to drier weather in Texas."

Click here for a story by Asher Price of the Austin-American Statesman.

Aquifer Update
Drought Status: Non-drought
Lovelady Well: 140.6 ft depth to water (well above the average of 153 ft)
Barton Springs: 93 cfs (also well above the average of ~53 cfs)

Aquifer Update

Drought Status: Non-drought
Lovelady Well: 144.07 ft depth to water (well above the average of 153 ft)
Barton Springs: 92 cfs (also well above the average of ~53 cfs)