Atlanta Water Shortage

These numbers show the daily water level of Lake Lanier. The main number is the height in feet AMSL (Above Mean Sea Level). In the summer, that number is normally at about 1071 feet. If it drops to 1035 or lower, things start getting worse. (more information about understanding Lake Laniers levels)

The number in parenthesis is the water loss (in feet) since the previous day.

You can find more historical water level data in our wiki.

• May 17
  • 1057.76 (+0.03)
• May 16
  • 1057.73 (+0.06)
• May 15
  • 1057.67 (+0.03)
• May 14
  • 1057.64 (+0.01)
• May 13
  • 1057.63 (+0.05)
• May 12
  • 1057.58 (+0.06)
• May 11
  • 1057.52 (+0.02)
• May 10
  • 1057.50 (-0.01)
• May 9
  • 1057.51 (0.00)
• May 8
  • 1057.51 (-0.01)
• May 7
  • 1057.52 (-0.02)
• May 6
  • 1057.54 (-0.02)
• May 5
  • 1057.56 (-0.04)
• May 4
  • 1057.60 (+0.01)
• May 3
  • 1057.59 (-0.01)
• May 2
  • 1057.60 (-0.04)
• May 1
  • 1057.64 (+0.02)
• April 30
  • 1057.62 (+0.01)
• April 29
  • 1057.61 (+0.06)
• April 28
  • 1057.55 (+0.03)
• April 27
  • 1057.52 (+0.01)
• April 26
  • 1057.51 (-0.07)
• April 25
  • 1057.58 (+0.02)
• April 24
  • 1057.56 (+0.03)
• April 23
  • 1057.53 (0.00)
• April 22
  • 1057.53 (-0.02)