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    THINK SPRING - This photo was taken at Alligator II during the recent snow fall. Another snow is predicted this weekend, beautiful as it is..... just think "Spring". Photos for the new contest and lake photo history section are being received each day. Keep them coming and the albums will be viewable in the very near future. Send us your photos and have them recorded in the history of Lake Cumberland. Categories include boating, swimming, fishing, scenery, nature, gatherings and people having fun. Prizes will also be awarded. Read the story below for full details. Send photos to photos@lakecumberland.com
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    CURRENT CONDITIONS:
    Now: 36°
    Sky: Overcast
    Wind: ENE at 6 mph
    Visibility: 10 miles
    Dewpoint: 28°F
    Humidity: 75%
    Barometer: 30.03 in
    Updated: 8 min ago
    Water Temp: 44.4 °F
    Lake Level: 699.90 '
    Change: ± 3.14 in 24 hrs
  • COMMENT: To control the lake to around 680 feet above sea level for safety issues at Wolf Creek Dam, after recent rains release of water was increased to a continous very high output. As a result, the river below the dam is high and fast. The lake is about 39-41 feet below the tree line which historically is about 725' above sea level. However, there is still a massive volume of water in the huge and deep lake, and the surface area remains one of the largest in the eastern U.S.
  • CURRENT SURFACE WATER TEMP: 44.4 °F measured at State Dock, live sensor reading courtesy forum member lake4fun.
  • LATEST C.O.E. WATER TEMPERATURE: 42.0 ° F degrees at the surface,46 degrees from 5 to10 feet, 37 degrees at 15 and 20 feet, and 39 degrees at 25 and 30 feet.. (measured at Lee's Ford Marina on Jan 26.)
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  • Feb. 5 - Center Stage: American Spiritual Ensemble – 7:30 p.m. Program repertoire includes spiritual, classical, jazz and Broadway numbers highlighting the Black experience. The Center for Rural Development, Somerset 606-677-6000 www.centertech.com
  • Feb.19 - Children’s Prime Time Theatre: Beauty & the Beast –, 7:00 p.m. Watch this magical story unfold into a “happily ever after” ending that will be enjoyed by the young and the young-at-heart. The Center for Rural Development, Somerset 606-677-6000 www.centertech.com
  • Feb. 27-28 -Home and Product Show, Sponsored by the Lake Cumberland Home Builders Association. The Center for Rural Development, Somerset 606-679-6311
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