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[thelakesidelife]

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[thelakesidelife]

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[thelakesidelife]

UPDATE: IMPORTANT blog message from @apcshorelines at apcshorelines.com (link in comments - also posted in our story). REPOST from our previous post: Yesterday the lake breached the 520’ water level mark here on Lewis Smith Lake—was showing 520.10’ at 7am on 04/01/21. If you have been watching our Facebook and Instagram pages and the stories on each, we have been advising the community of rising waters with safety suggestions. New peak estimate posted @apcshorelines website blog late yesterday was expected near 521.7’ by this evening 4/1/21 which would be a historical record event. Again...”Acts of God” cannot be predicted accurately-water is rising despite generators running on schedule. This is why it is imperative to know your lot’s mark from 520’ to 522’ (regular full pool is near 510’), so you can always be properly prepared for unprecedented rainy events causing water level rise. AGAIN... the reservoir water level is still rising, no one can know yet an exact peak level as rivers/creeks/streams flowing into the lake from above the reservoir and continued runoff remain a factor - the spillway will become important and functional at the 522’ mark if needed. Along with other property concerns, please consider your docks and navigation around the shoreline areas. Hopefully it does not need to be said that boating should be fully curtailed due to cold temps and floating debris...surely no one will attempt to boat for the next few days. Be careful when adjusting tight dock cables and inspecting electrical connections. If any portion of a dock is submerged, like a walkway, cut the electricity completely OFF for ultimate safety—hopefully this was done WELL before forecasted weather in anticipation of a change in the water level—not only for your protection, but also for that of all your neighbors. Get professional help if you are unsure how to proceed. Please...BE SAFE!!! Always consider only @apcshorelines your direct and most accurate source for the Smith Lake water level—download the “Smart Lakes” app and use their website: https://apcshorelines.com/our-lakes/smith/ 〰️〰️💦〰️〰️ #smithlakeal #smithlakealabama #lewissmithlake #smithlake (at Smith Lake, Cullman al) https://www.instagram.com/p/CNH3RNLLBaE/?igshid=1qo2ej70vdyj5

[thelakesidelife]

UPDATE: IMPORTANT blog message from @apcshorelines at apcshorelines.com (link in comments - also posted in our story). REPOST from our previous post: Tge lake breached the 520’ water level mark yesterday on Lewis Smith Lake—now showing 520.10’ at 6am on 4/1/21. If you have been watching our Facebook and Instagram pages and the stories on each, we have been advising the community of rising waters with safety suggestions. New peak estimate posted @apcshorelines website blog late yesterday is now expected near 521.7’ by tonight 4/1/21 which will be a historical record event. Again...”Acts of God” cannot be predicted accurately-water is rising despite generators running on schedule. This is why it is imperative to know your lot’s mark from 520’ to 522’ (we know our usual full pool from 510’ as well), so you can always be properly prepared for unprecedented rainy events causing water level rise. AGAIN... the reservoir water level is still rising, no one can know an exact estimated peak level as rivers/creeks/streams flowing into the lake from above the reservoir and continued runoff remain a factor - the spillway will become important and functional at the 522’ mark if needed. Along with other property concerns, please consider your docks and navigation around the shoreline areas. Hopefully it does not need to be said that boating should be fully curtailed due to weather, wind, cold temps and floating debris...surely no one will attempt to boat for the next few days. Be careful when adjusting tight dock cables and inspecting electrical connections. If any portion of a dock is submerged, like a walkway, cut the electricity completely OFF for ultimate safety—hopefully this was done WELL before forecasted weather in anticipation of a change in the water level—not only for your protection, but also for that of all your neighbors. Get professional help if you are unsure how to proceed. Please...BE SAFE!!! Always consider only @apcshorelines your direct and most accurate source for the Smith Lake water level—download the “Smart Lakes” app and use their website: https://apcshorelines.com/our-lakes/smith/ 〰️〰️💦〰️〰️ #smithlakeal #smithlakealabama (at Smith Lake, Cullman al) https://www.instagram.com/p/CNHytUZLLNW/?igshid=1ivcefyrgn7k2

[thelakesidelife]

High lake levels affect all property on the lake, even the dam area itself is not immune to the effects of too much unforeseen rain. The situation seems unusual to many who are new to the lake or unfamiliar with water level fluctuation, or simply due to over saturation on social media...but the lake level routinely and expectantly fluctuates yearly—usually from high every spring, slowly receding in summer (dam generators are usually more active in that timeframe), until finally a low level is reached in late fall. Our area is historically known to be very rainy in late winter and early spring, so a rise in the level is always anticipated then. However, unknown weather conditions are a huge factor—“acts of God”cannot be accurately predicted soon enough either above, on, or below our reservoir, and all those areas are vital in a highly complicated formula determining the operations at the dam. There are many factors in that equation, and highly skilled trusted experts have to use it for the safety of all who reside along controlled waterways. In fact, we’ve personally seen levels on the lake in the 518ish range a few times, so actually levels near that can be somewhat normal in the scheme of a few decades. Interestingly, “Smith Lake Community” Facebook Group member Billy Taylor suggested the following top levels since the lake’s birth in 1961–6 decades. (YES—this year is Smith Lake’s 60th Birthday! 🥳💕) 1962 - 518.5 1964 - 520.8 1968 - 520.6 1973 - 521.2 1977 - 517.8 1979 - 518.6 1980 - 520.9 1990 - 519.4 2000 - 517.1 2004 - 518.0 2019 - 517.62 2021 - 518.8k’ (now expected to crest near 519ish) Be patient... this too shall pass. We remain respectful, thoughtful and caring towards all involved in the process or affected by higher waters, and prayerful in hopes of no further excessive weather conditions that thwart a best outcome so that we can collectively move into a better and exciting lake season. 〰️💦〰️ “Flooding on Smith Lake. These images were at the dam were taken Sunday, March 28, 2021.” - 📷 @rjguscette 〰️💦〰️ #alabama #lewissmithlake #visitsmithlake #smithlake #smithlakealabama #smithlakeal #smithlakemagazine #thelakesidelife (at Lewis Smith Lake) https://www.instagram.com/p/CM-pBBFrdSF/?igshid=cg1r38ev80hv

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