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With levels at their lowest since observations began in 1918, it’s beginning to look as if evaporation due to climate change may be the culprit by HENRY HENGEVELD During a mid-October family gathering, the conversation inevitably turned to the weather. After all, fall temperatures have been unusually warm, and it has been so dry.
