City at Stage 1, Fort at Stage 3 Drought Conditions

by Carolea Hassard
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Rainfall has a dramatic effect on water levels in a karst aquifer like Kinney County’s, visible here on Jason Long’s monitoring dashboard for the fort well and the Las Moras springhead. Within a day - even hours - of a good rain in the recharge zone in the northern part of the county, the aquifer responded by leaping up. Both the spring and the well level leveled off after a short while. Source: Kinney County Groundwater Conservation District


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