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Just a quick warning of coming rain and warm temperatures in the next couple of days. Anyone with small streams might want to monitor the flow. With the ground still mostly frozen there could be significant surface runoff. I doubt there will be much trouble for the lake level but warm rain has one of the most dramatic melting effects on the snow-pack. The warning is below and has a number of interesting links.
The ice on the lake is still over 24 inches thick in areas of still water. There is some limited melt around sunny shorelines and near moving water around the inlet streams and around Hurds Creek. Take extreme care on the ice at this time of year.
Philip Lancaster
(Photos by Colleen Beanish, April 11)
The ice on the lake is still over 24 inches thick in areas of still water. There is some limited melt around sunny shorelines and near moving water around the inlet streams and around Hurds Creek. Take extreme care on the ice at this time of year.
Philip Lancaster
(Photos by Colleen Beanish, April 11)
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