Water level had dropped 1.5 feet from the winter peak,
Until last weeks storm reversed the trend (by a half foot).
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| This hydrograph displays the height of the water table in Big Cypress National Preserve over the past two years (and up to present) relative to the long-term stats (i.e. 1993 to present) and major ecological thresholds. The dotted white line is the long-term average. |
That puts the swamp 1.5 feet higher …
Than the long-term mid-May norm.
That means the center of domes and strands and still full, i.e. no dry down this year.
