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Originally Posted by Resident 2B
Sebago is very deep and as a result holds more heat. I almost never freezes other than in bays and coves.
R2B
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Since I would be the resident Sebago expert here, I will say this....while Sebago is very deep in places (200-315 ft) the reason it doesn't freeze is strictly due to the fact that the wind almost never stops. The water is certainly cold enough and with temps at 0 last night and a projected low of 10 below tonight, unless the forecasted breeze of west wind 3-8 mph tonight doesn't happen there will be open water tomorrow morning. Hard to believe....but it does freeze completely about 50% of the time.
Edit: this morning's sunrise webcam shot..-4 degrees and no ice.