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coolant does not evaporate. it should stay constant.
no, it is notnormal, have it checked at a shop for leaks so you do not have any major issues.
by the way, check all your fluids every week. it is good idea so you dont create any problems.

Roy

Sounds like slow seepage leak that will likely show when pressure tested and inspected by qualified tech. If is so slow then may have to add dye to cooling system and drive for a while and then have reinspected with ultra violet light. Should not be dropping level normally.

The way an automotive shop would locate the leak is by removing the radiator cap and attaching an adapter that screws on in place of the radiator cap. Something that looks like a bicycle pump with a pressure gauge attached to it is used to "pump up" pressure to simulate pressure generated when the cooling system is at operating temperature, the leak is then found sometimes it is obviously leaking from a coolant hose or cracked housing, failed gasket or water pump, sometimes the engines cooling system needs to be inspected from below or inspected using a mirror and flash light. If the coolant loss is still evasive dye can be added to the cooling system that may indicate the source of the leak. A mysterious coolant loss may even be a sign of a head gasket that is not sealing well.