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February 2014 General Discussion


snowlover2

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Lake MI is looking more open. sw winds behind the departing storm on Friday, combined with decent moisture, could give sw flow areas a nice boost. Thursdays winds should wreak havoc on the ice on the southern end lake.

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Look at L Superior...that is impressive.  Can you imagine the lake winds up there this spring?  Brutal.

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Look at L Superior...that is impressive.  Can you imagine the lake winds up there this spring?  Brutal.

Which is why they have a blizzard watch currently. would love to ride current storm out at thie tip of the Kee.

 

 

Tons of old pics with altered descriptions floating around Facebook.

 

My wife had one that someone sent her entitled "Meanwhile in Charlevoix" and it was a 30 foot snow tunnel carved from the Mt Rainier area.

side note: Charlevoix looks like freaking Barrow Alaska right now.... solid snow covered ice for as far as the eye can see and then some. pretty amazing.
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looks like 1-3" lost.... MKE airport was actually mostly colder than timmerman field to the north by 2-4 degrees from noon to 4pm and it looks like they would have lost about 2"    it was dark when i rolled in from ice fishing and tired after being on the ice all day and then over an hr drive home so it was just a quick eyeball when I said 1-2"   Like I said after if I would have dropped the 1 from the 2 it would have been more accurate.  I'm sure behind my house where its mostly shade all day the depth prob dropped around an inch only.. then go where its mostly full sun and its prob closer to 4" give or take.  so avg of that is 2.5". area where i was eyeballing was prob in between those two locations and is mostly shade until between 12:30 and 1 but after that its sear city..

 

  I was definitely more amazed at how little was lost than how much was considering my truck was still reading 42 and breezy out when we left the lake in dodge county.  takes some solid in to the 40's for many hrs to do a ton of damage even at this time in feb as long as the dews are low and the top snow is not high ratio stuff.

 

 

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My sensor shows 43.3F... gorgeous out there with full sun and almost no wind. 

 

NWS has a warning that they have to draw down Lake Arbutus (north of here maybe an hour or more) 6 feet because of dam issues... Imagine that ice!  They closed down the whole lake and made people remove shanties.  Be interesting if the ice will hold up or will it collapse?

 

http://www.crh.noaa.gov/news/display_cmsstory.php?wfo=arx&storyid=100534&source=0

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took a hit with another over performer but plenty of fuel left for tomorrows torch/flood.

 

Do you need a live in snow care provider, Bo :wub:    Awesome stuff man.

nice pics! you bring the fishing poles, I'll supply the booze! :D

put on my snowshoes and tried to get a couple views not seen before.

my burn pit.... those are tables, btw

view from my burn pit

top edge of my property behind my house

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