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Medina Lake Texas - 4K Drone Footage-HISTORIC LOW Water levels (April 2025-Ambient calming music)

CHECK OUT MORE TEXAS DRONE VIDEOS BELOW Canyon Lake Central Texas Drone Footage:    • Canyon Lake Texas Part 3 - 4k Drone Footag...   Buchanan Lake Central Texas Drone Footage:    • Lake Buchanan 99% Full Stunning Drone Foot...   Medina Lake Central Texas Drone Footage:    • Medina Lake Texas - 4K Drone Footage-HISTO...   Lake Travis Central Texas Drone Footage:    • Lake Travis  Austin Texas 90% FULL  4K Dro...   Choke Canyon South Texas Drone Footage:    • Choke Canyon Reservoir Three Rivers Texas ...   Corpus Christi South Texas Drone Footage:    • Lake Corpus Christi in South Texas Critica...   Guadalupe River Central Texas July 2025 Flood Drone Footage:    • Плейлист   Galveston Texas Drone Footage:    • Galveston Texas Drone Footage 2024-2026   Texas Lakes Drone Footage Playlist:    • Texas Lakes 4K Drone Footage 2023-2026 W/ ...   Whether you’re a local who's get the privilege to call this place home, a nature enthusiast, drone enthusiast, or just love a good view and drone video, we invite you join us as we soar above and dive into the story of Medina Lake Texas. We also encourage any and all comments, opinions, facts, stories, etc to be shared and welcomed by everyone. All information is valuable - Thanks for following along! Check out our Lakes of Texas Drone Series. Lake Travis is coming soon and Canyon Lake Series is out now! September 2023 Canyon Lake Video 1:    • Canyon Lake Texas Part 1 4k Drone Footage-...   November 2024: Canyon Lake Video 2:    • Canyon Lake Texas Part 2 - 4k Drone Footag...   March 2025: Canyon Lake Video 3:    • Canyon Lake Texas Part 3 - 4k Drone Footag...   Additionally, links to the business we stayed at and food we ate are provided for your convenience and may include affiliate promotional links, which could provide me with compensation at no extra cost to you. Including these links does not create any affiliation with or endorsement by these businesses or food providers for this production. These links help support my channel and allow me to continue creating content. Thank you for your support! Get out and support your local businesses! Shop all drone & production equipment I use here: https://linktr.ee/dronehypnotics Airbnb Rental: (received discounted stay)https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/45346610... Paps Italian Pizza (ate there): https://www.yelp.com/biz/pap-s-italia... 4 way bar and grill (ate there): https://4waybarandgrill.com/ Timestamps: 00:00 - Intro 01:23 - Walton Island 03:37 - Masterson Point, Seekatz Cove, Milligan Cove, Red Cove, Carters Point 06:44 - Elms Cove 09:23 - Plum Creek Cove, Bandera County Park, Hamilton Cove, Point Comfort, Church Cove 12:14 - Habys Cove, Reuters Cove, Walton Island 15:05 - Walton Island, Habys Cove 📊 Medina Lake Water Levels – Key Facts - Source ChatGPT Built: 1911–1913 Created by the Medina Dam, once the fourth largest dam in the U.S. when completed. Full Capacity: ~264,000 acre-feet of water Surface area: ~5,575 acres when full Elevation at full pool: ~1,064 ft above sea level Historic Lows: As of 2024–2025, Medina Lake has dropped to below 3% capacity, one of the lowest levels in recorded history. Exposed canyons, submerged roads, and ghost coves are now visible. Primary Purpose: Irrigation for farmers in the Medina River Valley Controlled by the Bexar-Medina-Atascosa Water Control and Improvement District Water Source: Fed by rainfall and Medina River runoff No upstream reservoir support — reliant on direct rainfall Drought Impact: Extended drought and overuse have caused dramatic drops in water level in recent decades, especially since 2011. High evaporation rates due to shallow surface area during low levels worsen the situation. Notable Drought Years: 2011, 2013–2014, and 2022–2025 have all seen extreme lows, with boats stranded and recreation halted. Current State (2025): Record-low levels have exposed structures not seen in decades Popular areas like Walton Island, Plum Creek Cove, and Seekatz Cove are now accessible by foot or drone due to receding water