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HK wrote in news:Jo2dncafEaYy-
: CNN had a feature on Lake Lanier this morning. Apparently water levels are way, way down, and if there isn't some serious protracted rain soon, a goodly portion of Georgia will be facing drought. Meanwhile, the video showed the shorelines of the lake line with dead shellfish and fish, left behind as the water receded. What's the impact on boating? Everybody's lake in the South is in the same condition: http://river-depth.com/hsas/ CAE is Columbia, SC area CHS is Charleston, but most of our rivers keep going up and down every 6 hours or so...about 6 feet this time of year! (c. Larry -- You can tell there's extremely intelligent life in the universe because they have never called Earth. |
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