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Wichita Falls lakes lost a little ground -- or water, as the case may be.

Wichita Falls lake levels have begun moving in the right direction thanks to a rainy Saturday.

Area reservoirs dipped slightly over the past week. As of Monday, Lake Arrowhead was at 68.4 percent of capacity and Lake Kickapoo was 59 percent full.

Wichita Falls lake levels declined slightly as predicted weekend rains fizzled.

Generous rain over the past few days bolstered area lake levels slightly and prompted Wichita County Commissioners to end an outdoor burn ban.

Rainy weather greeted Wichitans Monday, but the showers may not be enough to prevent Stage 1 water restrictions.

A rainy weekend did not help area lakes that have declined during months of drought.

North Texas may get some beneficial precipitation, but the weekend rain forecast was a bust.

Unless theres a change in weather conditions, Wichita Falls is on its way to water use restrictions soon -- and nobody sees any change in the weather coming.

Dry conditions and rainless forecasts prompted commissioners to reinstitute an outdoor burn ban.