Lake Martin Topics: Water Levels - nothing new
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Aardvark
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Water Levels - nothing new
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5/30/2007 1:28:56 PM
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Check out the picture in the book from 1941. I don't know what the level is in that picture, but it is WAY down. Just remember-one year may be dry, but the next year could be wetter than normal. For instance, we had low summer levels in '88, but in '89, a tropical storm stalled over the area, and APCo had to open a record number of floodgates in the summer. Some newbies may get scared off by the low water, but the best thing to do is enjoy what you can, and endure the bad year knowing that things will be better. My kids do not mind swimming in muddy water, and they love having a large sandy beach to play on. If they can make the best of things, so can everyone else.
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