Category Archives: Rivers and Lakes
Vol XV # 360 – Winter Storm Watch
Not a bad day at all, some sunshine for an hour. Every once in awhile you can find a patch of snow that hasn’t melted yet, you would think that maybe winter was over… it ain’t. We are under a winter storm warning with the threat of 6 to 10 inches by Thursday night. Below… Congratulations to Leland native son,… Read more »
Vol XV # 359 – Meggen’s Monday
Vol XV # 354 – After 9 AM It Was Not Nice Out
Vol XV # 353 – A Foggy Ides of March
Vol XV # 352 – Meggen’s Monday
Vol XV # 347 – Rain Rain Go Away
The sudden melting hasn’t changed the beachscape as the persistent west and northwest winds have swept and kept the beach clean of snow all winter. The inset is the Biscuit Report from one year ago yesterday. What’s left of this winters snow remains in plow mounds. After a rainy, foggy and in general dreary day, the sun has returned. Tomorrow the temperature… Read more »
Vol XV # 346 – A Nice Tuesday
Today’s pictures are revisits to familiar places with nice cloud formations. What is special about today is the temperature which is 66 degrees. The snow which has dominated our landscape is disappearing rapidly. The downside: One of the better iceboating seasons coming to an end, berging probably not an event as well as any activity associated with snow and ice. One year… Read more »
Vol XV # 345 – Meggen’s Monday
Vol XV # 335 – Big Blue’s Island Alter
Overnight Big Blue throttled down a whole bunch of mph’s. People who come down here to the shoreline often pause for a minute or two facing the islands and look like they are saying a few words before heading south. Below a group of ice boaters preparing for a great day on probably the best ice conditions in years. … Read more »