What is true about changing water levels while boating?

Changing water levels can significantly impact boating safety and navigation. Fluctuations due to tides, rainfall, or drought can expose hazards such as rocks, sandbars, or submerged debris, increasing the risk of accidents. Additionally, lower water levels may restrict access to certain areas, while higher levels can lead to flooding of docks and marinas. Boaters should always be aware of local conditions and consult charts or reports for the most accurate information on water levels.