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[at-l] AT Smokies and How Much Snow : Condition of A.T.

Subject: [at-l] AT Smokies and How Much Snow : Condition of A.T.
From: thornel@attglobal.net (W F Thorneloe)
Date: Tue, 27 Feb 2001 16:13:01 -0500
In-Reply-To: <B6C15D78.2ED1%jeff@rixco.com>
References: <517176AC80B1D311A70B009027DC6147EDF82F@MAIL-ATL>

If there is a drought for a few years, and if the cities and farmers are 
sucking the aquifer dry, water levels for wells and springs will suffer 
eventually. Not all the water in the Smokies is rain runoff. This is a good 
part of why Georgia mountains are so dry.

OrangeBug

At 01:34 PM 2/27/2001 -0600, Jeff Beaumont wrote:
>I can't see how development and well drilling can effect water avalability
>in the backcountry. If the Smokies have been getting enough rain, there
>should be no problem with water on the AT.

References:
- [at-l] AT Smokies and How Much Snow : Condition of A.T.
  - From: dkiefer@JJG.com (Kiefer, David)
- [at-l] AT Smokies and How Much Snow : Condition of A.T.
  - From: jeff@rixco.com (Jeff Beaumont)

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