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| greyghost |
Posted - Oct 12 2007 : 3:09:43 PM
Well, here it is Fall and still no rain.
On CNN today, they say Lake Lanier, which serves 1/3 of all Georgians water, will be dry in 121 days. And still, people keep watering their plants from the hose and acting like all is fine.
I have been dumping all my water from washing dishes, bathing the furkids (once a month now instead of once a week to help a little) and our own showers into 5 gallon buckets just to keep my plants alive. I have buckets under my eaves to catch any rain if we do get it, I get a few drops every morning from condensation dripping off the metal roof.
It's been really hard. I just wish more people would try to conserve a little. |
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| MsCwick |
Posted - Oct 24 2007 : 1:17:50 PM
Lynn, its just as bad in viriginia. I know youve gotten a bit of rain this go around, or at least it looked like it on the radar today. I've been watching all day as though I'm a kid waiting on the snowstorm....
The water level is just 4 inches from an all-time low at Lake Chesdin, which provides nearly half of the water in Chesterfield County. Right now, there's about 6 feet of water left in the lake, which officials say will be gone in six months if it doesn't rain. |
| greyghost |
Posted - Oct 13 2007 : 08:12:35 AM
October is historically a dry month too. So, I don't know what we will see. A lot of trees have died this summer. |
| Alee |
Posted - Oct 12 2007 : 3:33:29 PM
Wow- I didn't realize that the water situation was so bad. I hope some rain come your way soon. Aren't we starting to get into the rainy season for your part of the country?
Alee
The amazing one handed typist! One hand for typing, one hand to hold Nora!
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