If there are any air leaks on the intake to the raw water pump, volume will be reduced. If the leak is above the waterline, no water will show to indicate the location, but air will get in and it does not take much air to reduce the flow.
I once had a raw water pump that leaked air on the suction side. That leak was not obvious and gave little in the way of clues as we normally look for water tracks or drips. Loose clamps on the intake hose can let air in without leaking water. A tricky one I had once was dirt on the lid gasket on the strainer. Careful cleaning and a little Vaseline fixed that.