EDITORIAL: Lake level problem demands urgency

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The water level in Lake Michigan (and by extension Lake Huron) is nearly 2 feet lower today than it was a decade ago. Two major factors are said to account for that -- weather and dredging operations in the St. Clair River, the primary outflow of the two great lakes.

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[SteelEyes]

The author missed some key points to the article. Notes that Michigan/Huron are down 2 ft, and that the water must be going to Erie and over Niagara Falls because of teh St. Clair / Detroit river Dredging. But didn't look at where Lake Erie's water level was (it is down) and what the flow rate over Niagara Falls compared to its' historical rates (which are known).

[Line Dancin]

Good points and your right lake erie is beyond low. I had a heck of a time at the launch in july to pull my boat and bring in back to the holland area. Welcome to the board.