Learn the tone, meaning, and better English alternatives around "it's probably something" with real scene examples.

It means the speaker thinks the recent problem is probably connected to a leak.
From Under Her Control, Episode 14
Someone is explaining a likely cause for a leak or data problem.
Use this when offering a cautious explanation for a problem. It fits business or investigation contexts, but it is too vague for very clear reporting.
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