The existing drought and current heat wave sweeping the state has forced another city to enact a ban on all outdoor water use. Winder in northeast Georgia has announced the move. A city official says Winder's main source of water--the Mulberry River--has "gotten down to a trickle".
The city is considering buying about 5-million gallons of water per day from the Bear Creek Reservoir.
Many cities and counties across the state have either complete or very restrictive water bans in place.
The city is considering buying about 5-million gallons of water per day from the Bear Creek Reservoir.
Many cities and counties across the state have either complete or very restrictive water bans in place.
