Lake Level Projections
A link to the Corps of Engineers web site showing the 10-day projection of lake levels is listed below. This site shows actual lake levels for 7 days, and a 10-day projection following the 7-days of actual data. These data are shown in the 2nd column (headed SOP POOL) of the data table. http://water.sas.usace.army.mil/text/decl.htm

The current lake level, along with other data and information for streams and lakes in the Savannah River Basin, can be obtained from http://water.sas.usace.army.mil/home/index.htm

Graphs of this year’s lake level, average yearly pool level, standard operating level, and drought levels, can be seen by going to the following link: http://water.sas.usace.army.mil/cf/KavaPlot/KPlot.cfm?project=Hartwell

A graph showing the past year of observed lake levels, Hartwell Lake rule curve, and a 10-week estimated projection of lake levels can be seen by going to the following Corps of Engineers web page. http://water.sas.usace.army.mil/declarations.cfm/

Lake Level Alerts
Lake Level Alert is a monitoring service that alerts you via email when water levels for Hartwell Lake become too high or too low. LakeLevelAlert.com is a free service for anyone to use. Just go to http://www.lakelevelalert.com  to find out about the details and how you can sign up for it. This service is especially useful for people who don’t live on the lake full-time and may need notification about lake levels so they can move their dock in or out.