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 rain on fork
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03/20/12 06:09 PM
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mtnman
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last night and this morning my rain gauge showed 4&1/4 in.,here at the head waters of wolf creek on lake fork.the lake should rise one foot or more.and its MUDDY
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Re: rain on fork
[Re: mtnman]
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03/20/12 06:20 PM
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wmr
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Re: rain on fork
[Re: mtnman]
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03/20/12 06:33 PM
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bucky94
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We need it above 400. Then we need about 4 more of these rains.
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Re: rain on fork
[Re: wmr]
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03/20/12 06:34 PM
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mtnman
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Re: rain on fork
[Re: bucky94]
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03/20/12 07:33 PM
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SkeeterEater
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It should be above 400 with one more good rain if this doesn't do it. It should finish out the day at 399.75 or better... Maybe 400
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