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Medina Lake levels surge after heavy rains, bringing hope to businesses and visitors | kens5.com

Posted on July 19, 2026 by Alan Day

After years of drought, Medina Lake sees a dramatic rise, reaching 23.2% capacity after recent heavy rains. Residents and businesses celebrate the boost.

Source: Medina Lake levels surge after heavy rains, bringing hope to businesses and visitors | kens5.com

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