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	Name:	Maverick -
	Subject:	Rainfall to Raise Lake 1 Foot
	Date:	1/31/2008 12:55:20 PM

You are correct as way to many variables to calc the real number as right now the surface area is smaller at 476 than at 480. Run of will be greater as the ground becomes saturated, etc etc etc. Plus as I stated the calc was only based on rain falling over Lake Martin and not the entire Tallapoosa Basin.

The point is we need a lot more rain / inflows to fill the lake 1 foot then we are currently receiving and without a lot of rain the lake's fill rate will be continue to be gradual as we have seen.

Point is PRAY FOR RAIN !!!!!

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