This document discusses changing water levels in the Great Lakes. It begins with an introduction and outline. It then covers historical water levels, including their seasonal and interannual variation. The main drivers of water level changes are described as the hydrologic cycle of precipitation, evaporation, runoff and flows between lakes. Projections are discussed for both seasonal and decadal timescales. The conclusions discuss challenges around quantifying data value, using models to replace observations, uncertainty quantification and the ability of projections to offer insights rather than firm predictions.