To: skimbell
For my 60+ years here in Michigan, water levels have always fluctuated between high and low. Lake St. Clair is more adversely affected with low levels since it's a shallow lake anyway and all the canals along the shore line that house boats have to be dredged during the low level years in order to accommodate the deep draft boats and sailboats........
The main reason lake Michigan is high this year is due to the record snowfall we had two winters ago along with it completely freezing over. With the ice cover there is no typical water evaporation........
5 posted on
05/15/2016 5:44:59 AM PDT by
Hot Tabasco
(#HillaryForPrison-2016)
To: Hot Tabasco
——The main reason lake Michigan is high this year is due to the record snowfall we had two winters ago along with it completely freezing over——
Are you kidding me, snowfall effects lake water levels?
Who knew?
Maybe someone should inform the AGW nuts...
After all it’s settled science...
9 posted on
05/15/2016 6:00:28 AM PDT by
Popman
(Christ alone: My Cornerstone...)
To: Hot Tabasco
The main reason lake Michigan is high this year is due to the record snowfall we had two winters agoYou got it.
Same up here. I live on the north shore of Lake Superior and can easily follow the water levels on my property.
There's absolutely no mystery about the water level rise.
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