Tim LaRow, Research Scientist at COAPS says, “A few years ago there was a tremendous drought in north Georgia, Lake Lanier was very very low, and it took a tropical storm to dump several inches of rain to bring the lake levels back up.”
Tropical Storms will typically bring 20 to 30 percent of our area’s yearly rainfall.
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Lake Lanier, the Lake Powell of the east. I used to drive across that lake 4 times per year to visit my family in Florida, and it has seen many periods of low levels. Noone panicked until AGW.