This photo submitted by Kyle Lovett is one of the more than 450 submitted into the 2009 Photo album. The album will be posted in the very near future and winners will be announced. We ask you to submit your photos of 2010 as this will become a regular feature of LakeCumberland.com
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: 47.3
°F measured at State Dock, live sensor reading courtesy forum member lake4fun.
LATEST C.O.E. WATER TEMPERATURE: 38 ° F
degrees from the surface to 25 feet and 37 degrees at 30 feet. (measured at Lee's Ford Marina on March 3.)
March 5 - Children’s Prime Time Theatre: The Velveteen Rabbit – 7:00 p.m.
Enjoy this faithful rendering of Margery Williams’ tale of friendship and the passing of time that will stir emotions in people of all ages. The Center for Rural Development, Somerset 606-677-6000 CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFO!
March 8 & 9 -Meet Mr. Lincoln – Dennis Boggs will present the life story of President Lincoln to students and adults around the Lake Cumberland area as he also stresses the importance of education.
Mill Springs Battlefield Visitor Center & Museum, Nancy 606-636-4045 orCLICK HERE FOR MORE INFO!
March 11 -Center Stage: Forever Irish – 7:30 p.m. A great variety of what audiences want to see in a traditional Irish show. It is multi-dimensional with some of the best entertainers touring today. The Center for Rural Development, Somerset 606-677-6000 CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFO!
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