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Sunday, December 14, 2025 at 6:07 AM
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The Wait

It has been the case that during El Niño, Texas gets more rainfall. As we wait for much needed rain, one has to wonder if that pattern will be disrupted by the changing climate. Our view of the bottom of ponds and other water holes and dry creeks over an extended time certainly has been unnerving.

It has been the case that during El Niño, Texas gets more rainfall. As we wait for much needed rain, one has to wonder if that pattern will be disrupted by the changing climate. Our view of the bottom of ponds and other water holes and dry creeks over an extended time certainly has been unnerving.

After an extraordinarily hot 2023, we are reminded that despite getting periodic rain, it will not be able to keep up with sustaining life in a healthy manner when it evaporates so quickly in high temperatures.

The situation we seem to be facing brings to mind a dire warning expressed by concerned climate scientists — “things are going to get worse before they get much worse.”

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