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	Name:	D-dub -
	Subject:	480 level
	Date:	1/12/2009 3:54:17 PM

It actually never stays at or above 480 in the winter. If you look at the last 6 years on average late December and January usually sits around 479.something. I'm no expert, but with most of the rivers running at or above flood stage and more rain in the forecast, I would think they are trying to make as much room as possible in case of an emergency (while generating a little energy).

I wouldn't worry, with the amount of rain we have had this Winter, she'll shoot up in no time as soon as they "put the plug in."