Lake St Clair water levels 2020

[Great Lakes]

PIB this morning... NNE wind at 23kn...water level at 575 ft
https://www.facebook.com/122133137814207/posts/3432617290099092/

https://www.millerferry.com/live-put-in-bay-lake-erie-webcam/

This is crazy! It’s still April too.. I wonder how CP looks right now

 

[duffman04]

Flooded. We were in the area yesterday. 30 MPH wind out of northeast, waves at the Marblehead lighthouse were 5+. We did not go to CP since it is closed, however, everything around it was just as flooded as the pics I took last May of water in Famous Dave's.

 

[Blueone]

Breaking records in April...but May looking better than last year... that’s positive

https://sanduskyregister.com/news/2...new-record-as-water-level-continues-to-surge/

 

[Blueone]

Now we are ready for some serious water levels.... earlier this year the original rusty pipe was under the dock.

 

[Third Edition]

Looks nice. It seems that while Lakes Michigan and Huron are higher than last year at this time, lakes St. Clair and Erie about the same as last year. Seem about right to you guys there?

https://www.glerl.noaa.gov/data/wlevels/#observations

 

[Great Lakes]

Looks nice. It seems that while Lakes Michigan and Huron are higher than last year at this time, lakes St. Clair and Erie about the same as last year. Seem about right to you guys there?

https://www.glerl.noaa.gov/data/wlevels/#observations

My seawall is at a new high water mark. If it wasn't for this drought we're having it would be bad.

 

[sbw1]

Looks nice. It seems that while Lakes Michigan and Huron are higher than last year at this time, lakes St. Clair and Erie about the same as last year. Seem about right to you guys there?

https://www.glerl.noaa.gov/data/wlevels/#observations

Corp of Engineers says Lake Michigan is 4" higher than it was on June 28, 2019. Lake St. Clair is exactly the same as a year ago. So yes, you are spot on.

 

[Blueone]

Article on great lake levels .... any article debunking climate change works for me

https://www.macdonaldmarine.com/eve...8_N72J-KAv04nMUuCW8Ks-dN3ukQLvhG74xjG6D1BRaok

 

[RBB]

Article on great lake levels .... any article debunking climate change works for me

https://www.macdonaldmarine.com/eve...8_N72J-KAv04nMUuCW8Ks-dN3ukQLvhG74xjG6D1BRaok

very good read.

 

[Creekwood]

We were at our place on Georgian Bay over the holidays. While the prediction is now that the water levels may be 6 inches or so lower this winter on average than last, it didn't feel that way. But that is because the sand dunes and beach have eroded and washed out into the lake so the shoreline is much closer to our cottage. Waters edge maybe 20 feet closer year over year. Hopefully the start of a decline period. I think I have posted this graph before of long term water levels since way back to the early 1900s. Looks like an overall pretty flat line, but lots of cyclicality over the time. If it was a stock, it would be a volatility play, not a long-term hold: