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Drought is no more in Hall County — or most of Georgia
Lake Lanier
A Gainesville man who was found after drowning on Wednesday, June 5, marked the second drowning victim at Lake Lanier this year. - photo by Scott Rogers
Hall County — and most of Georgia, for that matter — is no longer in drought, or even abnormally dry. Recent rains have eased dry conditions through most of the state, so much so that the Georgia Environmental Protection Division has ended its Level 1 drought response in 103 counties.