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I've got a more complete discussion of what this might mean over at my place, but I wanted to point out that Lake Michie is now just about full, at a level of 340.7 feet out of 341 feet max. There's more rain in the forecast for Friday. Let's hope that we're using the pipeline to move some of that water over to the Little River reservoir, where there's still excess capacity, so that we can capture as much of Friday's rains as possible.
- Barry
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I got an update from the Manager tonight about Lake Michie. It is full, so water is being diverted to the Little River Reservoir.
Posted by: Mike Woodard | March 05, 2008 at 11:24 PM
I'm confused, the experts predicted it would take 18" of rain over weeks to refill the lakes.
Two two inch rains and they are now full????
Posted by: SrKnowHere | March 10, 2008 at 09:46 PM