It has been awhile since my last entry and SO much has happened since. The number of registered LakeLevelAlert.com user has jumped dramatically in lieu of spring and the crazy weather patterns that we have seen across the U.S.

We are now monitoring 64 major lakes and have many developments to report but first, I would like to thank the great folks at Boathouse Times, Lake Pirate Forums and Atlanta-Hartwell Connection for contacting me and forcing me to expedite the creation of daily lake level feeds that can be displayed on any website. Brew up the coffee for a few more late-night coding sessions.

These new lake level widgets are now available by request and can be customized to seamlessly blend in with your website. Your lake level feed box can display lake elevation information for one or any number of lakes on your website.

For instance, Boathouse Times displays their daily lake level feed for Lake Texoma on their homepage. Lake Pirate Forums wanted a widget to display daily lake levels for 15 lakes that are popular on this incredible discussion site. Atlanta-Hartwell Connection displays lake levels for Hartwell alone. The possibilities are endless and I am always open for suggestions or requests. I will create and provide a lake level feed for your site at no cost to you and only ask for a small link pointing back to LakeLevelAlert.com.

If you would like a daily lake level feed on your site, please contact me and I will put one together.

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