Groundwater is an essential resource for both drinking water and agriculture. But how do we determine whether the groundwater level is high or low? First, you can observe changes in well water levels. If the water surface rises easily and the flow rate increases, it may indicate a higher groundwater level. Conversely, if the water level drops significantly and the well dries up frequently, the groundwater level might be low. Second, rainfall is a key factor. Heavy rainfalls often lead to higher groundwater levels, while prolonged droughts can cause them to drop. Third, vegetation can also serve as an indicator. Plants with deep root systems usually thrive better when groundwater levels are high. Conversely, wilting plants could signal low groundwater levels. Monitoring these signs helps us manage water resources wisely and protect our environment. 🌧️🌳💦