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Justin,
I think the best thing for you to do is talk to your county agent and find out your rainfall and evaportation rates for your area. This will be a good starting point to answering your question.
Since your weather has been unusually dry in the last few years, it may simply be a weather/soil combination issue. Too little rain, too dry soil.
This is such a hard question to answer without more history on the pond or knowing the soil type.
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