Wednesday, March 31, 2010

Drought in Marietta

We are wondering about the drought situation in



Marietta. Is it really bad as you read in the



paper regarding Atlanta and the surrounding area%26#39;s.





Thank You



Drought in Marietta


The state climatologist recently officially declared Georgia%26#39;s drought as being over, though not all weather and water-resource experts agree. Most of the area lakes are close to, at, or slightly over full pool; Lake Allatoona, the nearest to Marietta of Georgia%26#39;s major lakes, is slightly over at the moment, while Lake Lanier, a much larger lake that is the water source for most of the metro Atlanta region, is still about 8 feet below full pool (though that%26#39;s a dramatic improvement even since the first of the year).





Most experts would probably say that whether we%26#39;re ';officially'; still in drought right now or not, we remain close to the edge -- even a fairly short period of below-average rainfall would probably have us back there.



Drought in Marietta


I appreciate the report from rackensack



regarding the drought situation in Marietta and



the Atlanta GA. area. We would like to travel



in that region and I was wondering about the



the condition%26#39;s in that area.




lakes and rivers are surprisingly full for the first time in a long while. no current water problems. enjoy your visit!

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