Lake Levels in 2013...
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I know its only early December... but looking at my lake(Inland) being down 2.5ft... Im a little worried that here in MI that the levels aren't really going to improve that much over the winter... I know I might be ok in the spring or the first half of summer... but I thinking i may have a really short season next year because of this...
Anyone feel the same?
Anyone feel the same?
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My home reservoir Blue Mesa Reservoir, largest body of water in Colorado (only 9000 acres) Sixty miles west of the Continental Divide is over 70 vertical feet down from full pool. The second lowest it has ever been since the dam was built in 63.
Right now we are started on a real crappy snow year if we don't get ALOT of snow soon We won't have much boating here. Or irrigation water.
Right now we are started on a real crappy snow year if we don't get ALOT of snow soon We won't have much boating here. Or irrigation water.
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One of the other boats bought side scan sonar and put it on the small tender to mark rocks for next season.
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Water levels across the U.S. are all down. Question is, where did it all go ?? There is a pretty set amount of water on the planet. It just gets moved around in cycles.
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Probably sitting on shelves called bottled water. This may sound stupid, but any time I see someone throw away a plastic water bottle with water in it, I cant help but think its probably stuck in there forever.
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Let it snow and rain EVERYWHERE All of the lakes and rivers that we use here in Fl. seem to be full. And of course if we boat in the ICW, it's always at sea level.......
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Here in PA, our lake got low enough at the end of the season that I was barely able to get on my trailer at haul out time. However, we've had a lot of rain thru the fall plus Super Storm Sandy so we are back to normal I believe. Fingers crossed for the Spring and for everyone else across the USA.
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Here in CT we get in the mid 50s for inches in precipitation for the year (snow/rain). We're 20 inches behind in rain. It doesn't rain here anymore...even that stupid hurricane that ripped our area didn't dump much rain, just wind and water piling up.
We're pumping pretty much sediment in our well the past month, I suspect there's going to be some serious water issues soon. We have miserable weather, but it's mostly drizzle that has no accumulation.
We're pumping pretty much sediment in our well the past month, I suspect there's going to be some serious water issues soon. We have miserable weather, but it's mostly drizzle that has no accumulation.