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Water levels falling ahead of Labor Day at Smith Mountain Lake

Water levels falling ahead of Labor Day at Smith Mountain Lake

Timothy Martin August 30, 2012 1 minute read

As Smith Mountain Lake prepares for a busy crowd this holiday weekend, there may be some hidden dangers for boaters. WFIR’s Timothy Martin has details.

Click here for an update on the water levels.

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