Lake Georgetown is bouncing back after a brutal dry spell, now sitting at 95.9% of its conservation pool thanks to July’s heavy storms — a dramatic shift from just 73% in May and even the Stage One Drought Status that once loomed. The lake hit full capacity for the first time this year, and while it’s still 44 feet shy of flood levels, experts are aiming for 99% by month’s end — echoing last August’s peak. Nature’s wild swings remind us how vital those rains are for keeping our water supply balanced.
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