Category: Water levels
“You Don’t Need a Weatherman to Know Which Way the Wind Blows” on Lake Lanier
OK. Maybe Bob Dylan didn’t have Lake Lanier in mind when he wrote those lyrics. Maybe. But for sailors, windsurfers and those who took a wrong turn rafting down the Mississippi, knowing which way the wind blows on Lake Lanier is of great concern. Don’t …
Holly Park in Gainesville: Down 7.94 Feet
Sardis Creek Park and Ranger Station: Down 7.95 Feet
Little River in Gainesville: Down 7.97 Feet
The Water Crisis is Not Over for Forsyth County
lakelanier.com thanks Patrick Fox of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution for this important update about Lake Lanier. “Atlanta’s near-death experience of losing Lake Lanier as a water source may have ended last summer, but the threat is not over for nearly 5 million area residents who rely …
Dogwood Park: Down 7.99 Feet
How Do You Fill a Dry Lake? — a blog
lakelanier.com is happy to bring you the writings and profundity of assorted local deep thinkers. This post, by Gainesville’s own Allie Lousch, is interesting and insightful. We hope you’ll enjoy it as much as we did. “Gainesville, Georgia, wraps around the often-beautiful and busy Lake Lanier, …