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Reply With QuoteThat's a lot of Water for sure
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My home water is a huge natural lake that has not been full for 4 years. To give an idea of the size of it, they have been dumping one million gallons per hour for 120 hours and the have not effected the water level at all!
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That's a lot of Water for sure
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Wow!
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Big one!
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Scheeze! That is a humongous one!
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So is your lake currently full?
How many acres?
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It’s likely the unseen water table also has to soak up the water as it begins to fill.
Of course it depends on the soil surrounding the lake.
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Putting water in spots to make them rise or even stay full is tricky business. Mother Nature is super competitive.
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43,743 acres, yes, it went past full and just past moniter stage.Originally Posted by Redge
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