sbw1
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I bet you guys back there are glad to see the open water. Some snow would be nice to keep the lake levels up.
I bet you guys back there are glad to see the open water. Some snow would be nice to keep the lake levels up.
So far so good on Lake Ontario in favor of a fast spring start. We’ve been fooled before though, Jan/feb are always the keys. If we can get through most of January with minimal ice late March splash becomes realistic.
You keeping an eye on the IJC water level reports? Good thing they're keeping the gates open wider this year, compared to 2017.
Not sure if you facebook, but they release data pretty regularly.
https://www.facebook.com/InternationalLakeOntarioStLawrenceRiverBoard/
Here is the latest for Michigan/Huron (my boat is on Huron)
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Before warming it was we are entering an ice age according to Time magazine back in the day. That did not work out and it became warming. Now it is climate change, which creates extreme cold, heat, tornados, hurricanes, drought; you name it. The problem for the political meteorologists is ancient ice cores and tree rings on ancient trees demonstrate natural variation in weather of the sort we experience that go back before the industrial revolution in the late 1890s. As Al Gore is is fond of saying, the truth is inconvenient.Clearly this is global warming.... Prepare for the Apocalypse....
You keeping an eye on the IJC water level reports? Good thing they're keeping the gates open wider this year, compared to 2017.
Not sure if you facebook, but they release data pretty regularly.
https://www.facebook.com/InternationalLakeOntarioStLawrenceRiverBoard/
I do check it occasionally but I hadn’t done it on Facebook, just followed the page for updates. Thanks for the link
Also, The comments in there are priceless. I feel people’s pain from 2017 but some of the stuff they post is pretty funny. Pretty amazing to look at the graphs with 2017 plotted though, that was a wild year.
We’re moving the boat to the Port of Rochester this year which I’m really excited about, so hopefully levels stay within reason and the lake stays liquid.