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charlesph30
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demystified
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8/26/2008 9:09:38 AM
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Now I think everyone has a better idea how much water it takes in a huge lake like this to raise it significantly... no more guessing. We've measured 8.75 inches in our rain gauge in west Little Kowaliga Creek since the rains began Saturday. I am seeing the lake up 1.4 feet as of this AM. Who knows what Gustav will do? 23 years in the Caribbean and we've seen storms do just about anything.
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Pier Pressure
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demystified
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8/26/2008 12:58:23 PM
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They must have the turbins on overdrive. The Alabama river is very swollen today...
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