The Savannah River’s elevation near Augusta dropped almost three feet during the weekend as flows from rain-swollen reservoirs began to subside.
As of Monday, the river’s elevation at Butler Creek was at 113.3 feet above sea level – well below the 116.2 recorded Friday.
Last week’s peak flow, recorded Wednesday, was 117.6 feet above sea level.
via Savannah River recedes as flows from upstate lakes decline | The Augusta Chronicle.
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