Rains in December were a big bonus to Lake Hartwell in east Georgia. Its level is up nearly four feet from the recent low. Because of that, the Army Corps of Engineers says it probably won’t have to release any water from Hartwell for at least three weeks to help feed downstream needs. And more good news is ahead--forecasters say at least two storms could positively affect the area around the lake in the next week. Lake Hartwell is shared by both Georgia and South Carolina.
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Friday, January 2, 2009
Good news for Lake Hartwell
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Edgar Treiguts
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1/02/2009 08:02:00 AM
Labels: Army Corps of Engineers, east Georgia, lake hartwell, rain