New rainfall was expected to complicate decisions about how much water to be released from Perry and Clinton lakes to protect lowlands in the region. Lakes had been rising rapidly and there was concern about downstream impacts along the Delaware and Wakarusa rivers dammed at Perry and Clinton.
June 8, 2007
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