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camp guy · 07-23-2007, 05:24 PM

I think the weather has been the big factor, and this has directly affected the boating activity, and boating is the most visible activity in the region. We have had some spectacular days, but, by and large, these have been accidents, in that the weather forecasters have generally included some form of rain in the forecasts all summer. If you are watching the weather and you see "rain" (in some form) extending to the weekend, you may seriously reconsider coming to the Lake. If you do come, and you subsequently stay indoors, then you are not visible, and the whole area looks under-visited. Of course, when we have a spectacular day, and the Lake is active, and the local docks are active, then it looks like it used to. Somehow, we need to convince the weathermen to include "sunny and light breeze" in their forecasts on Thursdays, then people will come.

07-23-2007, 05:24 PM	#37
camp guy Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: formerly Winter Harbor, still Wolfeboro Posts: 1,185 Thanks: 301 Thanked 525 Times in 293 Posts	Where are all the people I think the weather has been the big factor, and this has directly affected the boating activity, and boating is the most visible activity in the region. We have had some spectacular days, but, by and large, these have been accidents, in that the weather forecasters have generally included some form of rain in the forecasts all summer. If you are watching the weather and you see "rain" (in some form) extending to the weekend, you may seriously reconsider coming to the Lake. If you do come, and you subsequently stay indoors, then you are not visible, and the whole area looks under-visited. Of course, when we have a spectacular day, and the Lake is active, and the local docks are active, then it looks like it used to. Somehow, we need to convince the weathermen to include "sunny and light breeze" in their forecasts on Thursdays, then people will come.