SC Lake Levels

[SeaRide]

Well,

There's no shortage of water around SC now. Lake Murray is near spring/early summer levels and SCE&G has been letting out a good bit of water out on a consistant basis.

Joecasse is now two feet above their winter target level. Earlier this year the lake was about 20' below the usual target level.

http://www.duke-energy.com/lakes/levels/lake-jocassee.asp?lake=lake-jocassee

Keowee is doing fine as are the other SC lakes.

Now, if it were only 80 degrees outside..............................

 

[SeaRide]

Chuck,

Your Durango might even be able to pull your 240 up the Keowee ramp w/o the assistance of tow strap and a Ford connected to the other end .........Well maybe not.

 

[brian2001ss]

Thats good news for all the boaters, but even better news for water reserves. We have had a ton of rain this year.

 

[chuck1]

Chuck,

Your Durango might even be able to pull your 240 up the Keowee ramp w/o the assistance of tow strap and a Ford connected to the other end .........Well maybe not.

Funny, very funny:thumbsup:
That Keowee marina ramp is a fun one.

 

[SeaRide]

I'd like to see a picture of the Keowee and Jocassee ramps now.

 

[islandhopper00]

Famine to feast......hopefully not back to famine again! Good to have the water back, but the economy is killing the fun. Jeeze, we'll get it right sometime I guess!

Chuck, what's this about a ford and tow strap? I wasn't in the know.

How's Lake Lanier?

 

[chuck1]

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Chuck, what's this about a ford and tow strap? I wasn't in the know.

How's Lake Lanier?

Not sure, it was not me?

Last time I was on Lanier (1st of Nov) it was the fullest I had seen in years.