Rising temps, falling water levels worry Texans

Full story: MySanAntonio.com

Each day without rain, the sparkling water of Medina Lake recedes farther from the homes at its edge, forcing those who take a dip to traverse a dusty moonscape of rocks and docks left high and dry.

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