Name:	lucky67 -	Reply
Subject:	water level
Date:	10/30/2016 10:15:42 AM

must say i am totally surprised water level is not lower given the significant drought

Name:	Talullahhound -	Reply
Subject:	water level
Date:	10/30/2016 3:35:17 PM

ON WSFA (Montgomery), their meteorologist said that this drought at the moment is at 2011 levels; however, continued drought might see us at 2007 levels (when we all wondered if we would even have lake front property, because a lot of us could walk on the lake bad in front of our houses.

Name:	Lifer -	Reply
Subject:	water level
Date:	10/30/2016 4:35:44 PM

We have a very  nice creek at the farm that didn't ever stop flowing in 2007. There are just a couple of places that still have some pooled water but there is zero flow now. I haven't compared the numbers but it is as dry as I ever remember. So much so we didn't even plant a fall/winter garden. The water bill for a few cabbages and broccoli wouldn't be worth it. I am sure gonna miss the turnip greens though.  The local beaver population will miss them too... Lol.

Name:	donnie1 -	Reply
Subject:	water level
Date:	10/30/2016 4:50:37 PM

Our winter Wheat crop is in doubt for sure!

Name:	Lifer -	Reply
Subject:	water level
Date:	10/30/2016 5:34:33 PM

So far I have only spread about a pound of winter rye and it has sprigged out yet. I usually over seed part of the yard with 10lbs.

Name:	alatraveler50 -	Reply
Subject:	water level
Date:	10/31/2016 8:59:51 AM

Noticed that APCO issued an alert Friday that lake levels could fall below winter levels unless we get significant rainfall.

Might start making tenative plans to work on seawall/pier repairs.

Name:	lakngulf -	Reply
Subject:	water level
Date:	10/31/2016 9:21:47 AM

Got my tractor ready to go!

Name:	Aardvark -	Reply
Subject:	water level
Date:	10/31/2016 9:51:35 AM

While I wouldn't mind retrieving some rocks I spotted in '07, I don't like the thought of what the lake level would look like if this drought runs past plug day next year.