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Old 10-13-2006, 05:28 PM   #1
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Default Dropping water temps

Below 60 as of today. My signal that summer lake season is finally over.

The good news? It's on it's way to the 30's so the winter lake season can begin!
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Old 10-14-2006, 07:08 AM   #2
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Ya, and with the weather going on to the west in Buffalo it could be a good/bad winter depending on you view.

Lots of snow and lake ice for the adventurous and cabin time for the less adventurous.

Me, I like snow even though I don't ski, sled or partake in those types of outdoor activities.

A Little ice fishing is a good thing though.

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Old 11-05-2006, 08:31 AM   #3
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Now in the 40's.

It does always amaze me to review the history of the water temps on the site. Despite what seems to be very different weather patterns from year to year, the Spring rise and Fall drop in water temperatures always seems to be the same, plus or minus 5-7 days.
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Old 11-05-2006, 03:47 PM   #4
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Hi All,
I was doing some mooring work today in Paugus for a friend-after which I took my scooter offshore down to 48 feet, at which point my digital temp gauge also read 48; No thermocline to speak of. So it's pretty much 48 degrees wherever in Paugus.
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Old 11-28-2006, 04:06 PM   #5
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current water temperature about 5 degrees higher than last year at this time
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Water temp at Sanibel was 70 yesterday......refreshing after hours in the warm sun....a few puffy clouds ....pelicans diving....dolphins playing.
Hate to rub it in,but we're looking foward to digging out the snowshoes,as well.
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Old 11-29-2006, 07:46 AM   #7
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Diver --

How's the viz when it drops below 50? Went a week ago down here (although it was 52) and viz was decent, although some human rototillers had churned up some lime silt on us...reducing it to zero.
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Old 11-29-2006, 08:06 AM   #8
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current water temperature about 5 degrees higher than last year at this time
And is running about the same as it was in November 2001. That was a crappy winter, very warm. I hope it is not a sign of our winter this year!
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Old 11-29-2006, 12:31 PM   #9
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And is running about the same as it was in November 2001. That was a crappy winter, very warm. I hope it is not a sign of our winter this year!
Say Hi to Mr. el nino, and good bye to Jack Frost. At least heating the house will be reasonable.

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Old 11-29-2006, 03:02 PM   #10
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The TV weather man said the Al Nino is back. Who is that guy? We better tighten the border!
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Old 11-30-2006, 08:15 AM   #11
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I wouldn't worry about Al this year. Once it gets cold, it will be nice and cold this winter. We are just running behind schedule a bit, thats all. My prediction is that winter will lock in right around the holidays, and hold right into March. In other words, the only thing abnormal will be a warm fall.
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Temp went up to 47 from 46...put on your bathing suits and break out the boats summer is almost here
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Old 11-30-2006, 04:59 PM   #13
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Temp went up to 47 from 46...put on your bathing suits and break out the boats summer is almost here
Hey now, thems fightin' words . It needs to get cold fast to start the lake freeze. I do not want to have conditions like last year. That was just awful. Only put 7 miles on the sled when we had those couple of dustings and I didn't get to ride to the Village Kitchen for breakfast like I did in '05 when I put on 120 miles.
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Old 11-30-2006, 05:40 PM   #14
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SAMIAM, your an evil man.
I agree with Weirs Guy!

SAMIAM... if you keep these types of messages coming... we'll all hire a bus and come stay with you all winter!!!!

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Old 12-01-2006, 08:03 AM   #15
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Hey now, thems fightin' words . It needs to get cold fast to start the lake freeze. I do not want to have conditions like last year. That was just awful. Only put 7 miles on the sled when we had those couple of dustings and I didn't get to ride to the Village Kitchen for breakfast like I did in '05 when I put on 120 miles.
I did 660 miles last year....650 of them were in Canada. I rode a total of 10 miles in early December, that was it for riding in NH. Ugh...
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December 1st at 5:00 AM it was 65 degress in Manchester.UUGGGHHH!!I am getting very grumpy!!!
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Well think what we southern New Englanders are anticipating....Ice, Ice, and more Ice this winter. I may not ski or snowmobile but we're going to have many many accidents on the road and that SUCKS!!! big time Scares the hell out of me, everytime I have to go to work.
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December 1st at 5:00 AM it was 65 degress in Manchester.UUGGGHHH!!I am getting very grumpy!!!
What is the air temp. now? It is much cooler here than it was 3 days ago.

Is it ice yet?
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What is the air temp. now? It is much cooler here than it was 3 days ago.

Is it ice yet?
The wind howled here all day, reaching over 35 mph a number of times. The air temp. this morning started at 34 degrees, but it has fallen throughout the day and at 4:30 PM it is now down to 28 degrees. We had a short snow squall here this afternoon during the high winds, but nothing stayed on the ground. The wind was so high the snow was blowing sideways, and it all blew away.
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19 Deg. right now and we had a dusting of snow last night!
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I saw ice on a small pond beside I-93 in Manchester this AM. That is a decent sign. Late, but still a decent sign.
From what I have seen and heard, it will be cool into this weekend. Look for a warm up again next week lasting 7-10 days. Once the holidays hit, we should be good to go...keep your fingers crossed.
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What is the air temp. now? It is much cooler here than it was 3 days ago.

Is it ice yet?
23 at my house at 7:00 am this morning.I'm smiling again!!
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The wind howled here all day, reaching over 35 mph a number of times. The air temp. this morning started at 34 degrees, but it has fallen throughout the day and at 4:30 PM it is now down to 28 degrees. We had a short snow squall here this afternoon during the high winds, but nothing stayed on the ground. The wind was so high the snow was blowing sideways, and it all blew away.
Glad to hear it! Are the BABES Dancing?
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Glad to hear it! Are the BABES Dancing?
Well I know that at least one of them is!

How about the others??

By the way, it was 20 degs at our house at 7:30 this morning. Now at 10:15 AM, it's 25 degs.
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Well I know that at least one of them is!

How about the others??
If it helps, this BABE will be dancing long-distance. I don't think being away will affect the results. Since we now have Quilt Lady, IG, Island Sib, Pepper & DBA as the official BABES on SLEDS all that dancing should make for some good sledding this winter.

How's the secret weapon for the bed race coming along?
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