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 lake granbury level
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12/06/13 02:28 PM
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4yu5kz
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Getting a slight rise in the lake and low and behold it drops in 2 hours this morning from 684.21 to 684.19. Must be evaporation don't you think ? Bra keep your hgands off those valves.
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Re: lake granbury level
[Re: 4yu5kz]
#9540906
12/06/13 03:38 PM
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PKfishin
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When I left Pk earlier this week, the Brazos was low and running very little with only one gate partially open. PK is down 15 feet.
Don't expect much help from upstream.
John 21:3 Simon Peter saith unto them, I go a fishing. They say unto him, We also go with thee.
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Re: lake granbury level
[Re: 4yu5kz]
#9546093
12/07/13 11:45 PM
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361V
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Everyone keeps talking about the BRA sending it downstream but I live just off the Brazos in Somervell County and I have not seen much more than a trickle in a couple years.
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Re: lake granbury level
[Re: 4yu5kz]
#9550002
12/09/13 02:09 PM
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200Hawk21
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Hate to see Granbury getting this low. Sure was awesome fishing last spring for bass. We were able to use the launch at the dam then, but if we don't get some heavy rains in the next couple of months that ramp won't be usable next spring. That water is going somewhere as it keeps dropping by the week.
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Re: lake granbury level
[Re: 4yu5kz]
#9550012
12/09/13 02:14 PM
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4yu5kz
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Sure would like to know where somewhere is?
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Re: lake granbury level
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#9551257
12/09/13 11:26 PM
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Hog Jaw
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Re: lake granbury level
[Re: 4yu5kz]
#9560755
12/13/13 01:33 AM
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bhredraider
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It's a shame how low it is
 Wreck em!
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Re: lake granbury level
[Re: 4yu5kz]
#9563153
12/13/13 11:17 PM
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Big-B
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grandbury is Horrid! a buddy of mine's dad lives on the lake and his boat is 50 yards from the water
John Boat Mafia!
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Re: lake granbury level
[Re: 4yu5kz]
#9564701
12/14/13 03:15 PM
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COHLMEYER
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Evaporation in these temps?
I point the finger at the 40000 people who have lush green lawns in December!!!!
No excuses the lake is in horrible shape, there were no water restrictions out in place until it was too late. Blame the council.
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Re: lake granbury level
[Re: 4yu5kz]
#9565372
12/14/13 09:40 PM
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PhishWhisperer
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You're looking for a reason for a change of 0.02 inches? Not even a statistical change.
Wind direction can change the apparent level of Toledo Bend by a half foot in a couple of hours.
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Re: lake granbury level
[Re: 4yu5kz]
#9565881
12/15/13 01:53 AM
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psycho0819
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Some interesting questions and answers regarding lake granbury and low water levels. http://www.brazos.org/gb_FAQ.asp#nuclear
If you're not living on the edge, you're taking up too much space!
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Re: lake granbury level
[Re: 4yu5kz]
#9566238
12/15/13 03:38 AM
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200Hawk21
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Good info psycho. The bottom line is that all area lakes need some serious rain in the next few months.
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Re: lake granbury level
[Re: 4yu5kz]
#9567039
12/15/13 04:09 PM
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4yu5kz
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On 12/76/13 On 12/6/13 the COE station gauge at Granbury dam was 684.21.On 12/15/13 the same station reported 683.21. The gauging station at Squaw creek on 12/11/13 reported 775.35 ... on 12/15/13 it reports 775.35. Squaw creek water is much warmer than Granbury and it doesn't seem to evaporate as as quickly Granbury , Food for thought in our warm and toasty homes.
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Re: lake granbury level
[Re: 200Hawk21]
#9567907
12/16/13 12:08 AM
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bigjim
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On 12/76/13 On 12/6/13 the COE station gauge at Granbury dam was 684.21.On 12/15/13 the same station reported 683.21. The gauging station at Squaw creek on 12/11/13 reported 775.35 ... on 12/15/13 it reports 775.35. Squaw creek water is much warmer than Granbury and it doesn't seem to evaporate as as quickly Granbury , Food for thought in our warm and toasty homes. water is pumped from Granbury to Squaw Creek to Keep it full Good info psycho. The bottom line is that all area lakes need some serious rain in the next few months. use it is a nuclear powerplant cooling lake
Jim Britton Granbury,Tx
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Re: lake granbury level
[Re: 4yu5kz]
#9569005
12/16/13 10:39 AM
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dmunsie
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"water is pumped from Granbury to Squaw Creek to Keep it full"
Yep.
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