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Old 09-22-2025, 07:45 AM   #1
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Lake level for Winnipesaukee . September 18 is lowest reading since 1981 (Bizer)
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Old 09-22-2025, 07:51 AM   #2
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Getting some wet weather this week. It doesn't look like much, but we will take anything at this point.
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Old 09-22-2025, 10:21 AM   #3
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As of today, the lake is now 22 1/2" below full pool level...Still have approximately 4" to go to beat last years late November low. Sure looks like we are on pace to easily surpass that!!

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Old 09-22-2025, 11:39 AM   #4
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Default We in record-setting terratory now.

Bizer has daily readings going back to 1982. Today, we're about one half inch below the lowest of the 43 September 22nd readings in my book. We've been setting 44 year records for about a week at this point.

Remember October, 1996. On the 20th, the reading was the lowest of the 15 years of daily readings. We had so much rain in two days that the October 23rd reading was the highest 15 year reading.
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Bizer has daily readings going back to 1982. Today, we're about one half inch below the lowest of the 43 September 22nd readings in my book. We've been setting 44 year records for about a week at this point.

Remember October, 1996. On the 20th, the reading was the lowest of the 15 years of daily readings. We had so much rain in two days that the October 23rd reading was the highest 15 year reading.
Haha, I remember 1996...... we waited a bit to long to get the dock out.... Boat was already out.... but we dragged our heals on the dock, and well yep we took it out after it had come back up......actually if memory serves me well, we took it our because it was starting to float......
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Bizer has daily readings going back to 1982. Today, we're about one half inch below the lowest of the 43 September 22nd readings in my book. We've been setting 44 year records for about a week at this point.

Remember October, 1996. On the 20th, the reading was the lowest of the 15 years of daily readings. We had so much rain in two days that the October 23rd reading was the highest 15 year reading.
If I remember correctly we had 11 inch's of rain in 3 days.
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I am down here in Texas, and have asked mother nature politely to save some rain now falling, and migrate it north, to New Hampshire..... Time will tell if I have any pull with mother nature or not......
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As of today, the lake is now 22 1/2" below full pool level...Still have approximately 4" to go to beat last years late November low. Sure looks like we are on pace to easily surpass that!!

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Im not sure what the draft is on the Eastern but it’s not much with its flat bottom hull and tiny little keel…

Wont be on the lake this weekend anyway as we are headed to Hilton Head for a wedding….

Have fun!

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Im not sure what the draft is on the Eastern but it’s not much with its flat bottom hull and tiny little keel…

Wont be on the lake this weekend anyway as we are headed to Hilton Head for a wedding….

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lol!…I see you also have a preferential spot at “Codeman Marina”! He saved me this year!!

Yes that vessel is quite the luxury liner!!!

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