Published January 05, 2010, 04:51 PM
Lake level loss abates a bit
The level of Lake Superior fell by 2 inches in December, less than the usual 3 inches, and now it sits just 3 inches below the long-term average for Jan. 1.
The level of Lake Superior fell by 2 inches in December, less than the usual 3 inches, and now it sits just 3 inches below the long-term average for Jan. 1.
The International Lake Superior Board of Control on Tuesday reported that the level of the lake is up 6 inches from this time last year. The big lake generally rises from April to September and then drops during winter months.
Lakes Michigan and Huron dropped 6 inches in December, compared to the usual 2 inches.
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