Lack of precipitation is not the cause of low water levels on Lakes Michigan and Huron
If you've been to the water's edge on Lake Michigan or Lake Huron recently, you are probably wondering where our lake water is going.
While water levels are noticeably lower than normal, it's not being caused by lack of precipitation over Michigan. I explain why in this story.
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