Sounds like you need to fly me to Texas. I flew from Seattle to visit family over the last 2 weeks in Florida and it rained almost every day I was there. It had been dry for over a month. Just got back home to Seattle and it is supposed to rain tomorrow.

I like Shock Top Beer and Jack and Coke if your stocking up your fridge

 

i was thinking the same thing, but figured maybe it's the the angle from the aerial photo

 

One hell of a sand bar though!

 

I guess the drought moved from Georgia to Texas over the past couple of years. 2-3 years ago all the lakes in Georgia were over 15 ft low. Now their so full that all the dams are letting out more water than ever to keep the it from flooding.

 

Oh don't tell me that. Last time GA was full of water it washed down river into the Suwannee and danged near shut our county down

 

Well I know in Clarks Hill lake their letting lots of it out of the dam into the savannah river and its keeping it between around 99-100% full. But, last time I went towards atlanta and passed lake oconee the water appeared to be several feet high. I guess with all the rain we have been getting lately are really helping the lakes out. Too bad the heats not letting up.

 

My wife forwarded this link this morning, same lake.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/43979556...ake/?gt1=43001

 

Wow that doesn't look good.

 

Wow!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4jCfl...eature=related


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AITzp...eature=related

 

I saw that article this morning and was wondering if it was.

We all need some rain here in the South.

 

yea that article was on yahoo. i saw it too. that's nuts. wish we could give ya'll some of our rain lol, got some more movin in wednesday

 

thats rough yall hang in there, we're all getting pounded by the heat right now, with no sign of it letting up

 

record high temps in all 50 states in the month of july. that's nuts

 

I'm just glad to be on R&R leave right now, they said it was 136 today at our shop today(in southern iraq)
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And in one of these dried up lakes, Lake Nacogdoches, they found parts from the shuttle Columbia.

http://www.foxnews.com/scitech/2011/...olumbia-piece/