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While Drought Eases, Edwards Aquifer Gets Little Relief

Experts are saying that although the drought in Texas may ease in some parts of the state in coming months, there is still trouble ahead for water levels in the Edwards Aquifer.

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Experts are saying that although the drought in Texas may ease in some parts of the state in coming months, there is still trouble ahead for water levels in the Edwards Aquifer. John Nielsen-Gammon, Texas state climatologist, is predicting that San Antonio may still have to cut back on pumping from the aquifer. (San Antonio Express News)

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