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Name:	ALLSOUTH1 -	Reply
Subject:	water level
Date:	6/23/2011 9:42:35 AM

Let it rain, let it rain. I never been so excited to see it.

Name:	Chris -	Reply
Subject:	water level
Date:	6/23/2011 10:53:01 AM

Gadsden received 3" of rain. Northwest GA did very well also. The creeks are running nice and the lake is looking better. Now for the bad news. Take a gander at APCO's generation schedule. We are gonna be back down in no time at all.

Name:	twc -	Reply
Subject:	water level
Date:	6/23/2011 2:03:39 PM

It sure looks nice...for now!

Anybody taking bets on how long before it all gone again?

Name:	Chris -	Reply
Subject:	water level
Date:	6/23/2011 3:58:08 PM

Special Operations Message Effective - 6/23/2011 On Friday, June 19th, Alabama Power reduced the flow of water into the Alabama River from its dams on the Coosa and Tallapoosa Rivers by 10 percent. This effort by the company is to conserve water due to the continued development of drought conditions within the State of Alabama.

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