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03-26-2008, 05:00 AM
Has anyone been to Lake Shasta or Millerton Lake recently? Is the water level way down still like it is in the photos below?
I'm making plans for my summer trips.
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How low will it go?: Lake Shasta water could reach lowest level in 15 years
By Dylan Darling
LAKE SHASTA -- Robert Eade has seen his favorite swimming hole shrink daily as Lake Shasta drains to possibly its lowest water level in 15 years come the end of summer.
"Every day it's lower and lower," said the 13-year-old as he bobbed Monday in the murky water of the lake's Salt Creek finger near his home.
As the water has dropped, restrictions have gone up on what boaters can do and how fast they can travel, and questions have been raised about where the lake's water is going.
Full Story: http://www.redding.com/news/2007/aug/05/how-low-will-it-go/
People Enjoyed Millerton Lake Despite Low Water Levels
Tuesday, September 04, 2007 | 9:04 AM By Andres Araiza
Low water levels are exposing parts of the lake bed that haven't been seen by humans in several years. The reason is low winter snow fall over the snow pack that feeds the San Joaquin River. But park rangers tell Action News....Full Story http://abclocal.go.com/kfsn/story?section=news/local&id=5631360
I'm making plans for my summer trips.
sky
How low will it go?: Lake Shasta water could reach lowest level in 15 years
By Dylan Darling
LAKE SHASTA -- Robert Eade has seen his favorite swimming hole shrink daily as Lake Shasta drains to possibly its lowest water level in 15 years come the end of summer.
"Every day it's lower and lower," said the 13-year-old as he bobbed Monday in the murky water of the lake's Salt Creek finger near his home.
As the water has dropped, restrictions have gone up on what boaters can do and how fast they can travel, and questions have been raised about where the lake's water is going.
Full Story: http://www.redding.com/news/2007/aug/05/how-low-will-it-go/
People Enjoyed Millerton Lake Despite Low Water Levels
Tuesday, September 04, 2007 | 9:04 AM By Andres Araiza
Low water levels are exposing parts of the lake bed that haven't been seen by humans in several years. The reason is low winter snow fall over the snow pack that feeds the San Joaquin River. But park rangers tell Action News....Full Story http://abclocal.go.com/kfsn/story?section=news/local&id=5631360