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12/24/2024
WT Staff
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December 24, 2024 938 am EST
Chattahoochee River below seasonal normal level
Streamflow Situation from the network of river monitors of the USGS throughout the watersheds of Georgia
Mostly cloudy at Warner Robins Air Force Base, just a few degrees above freezing 35 with a high expected around 58 in the sun this afternoon. Warmer toward the coast, overcast and 43 at Savannah, clouds will clear off by tonight, the high for the day around 59, low tonight 40.
Streamflows are heading below normal through the north and central state Tuesday, seasonal normal in the south on both sides of the divide. Chattahoochee River water levels remain below normal, the entire upper to mid watershed are now rated below normal, from White and Lumpkin to Muscogee County. Altamaha River watershed has taken on a drought rating below normal in south Appling County, St Mary's River watershed remains below normal as well. No flooding is observed as of this report, no extreme high or low flows of note in the reference network of streamflow gauges.
Safe Drinking Water Act
Glynn County: Brunswick-Glynn Joint Water and Sewer Commission has issued the all-clear statement for Marshview Circle, which was under a BWA briefly over the weekend. The statement from BGJWSC issued Dec 21, "All required microbiological testing of water samples from the area affected by the boil water advisory has passed. Results have been verified by our state-licensed technician within a certified laboratory environment. This notification is an ALL-CLEAR and water used for drinking will no longer need to be boiled."
According to BGJWSC, water service was disrupted Friday afternoon in a construction accident, when a contractor bored through a water main. Service was restored a little more than an hour later, with residents of Marshview Circle under a BWA for 18 to 24 hours over the weekend. Staff at the joint commission say impacted ratepayers signed up for notifications will receive a message when the BWA is over. As of this report the BGJWSC website still shows an active boil advisory in effect for Marshview Circle residents.
See how Georgia's drinking water facilities SDWA compliance compares to Ohio, New York, Louisiana and California, here.
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