by Bookworm » March 19, 2015, 7:26 pm
Well, the warm weather and winds of the past few days have worked together to break up the ice on Lake Huron and it's moving rapidly down river. Yesterday, there was just a band of ice along the Canadian shoreline but today the river is full again. Unfortunately, it's all headed for the lower river, which means more work for the Coast Guard cutters.
- Attachments
-
- Looking Toward St. Clair
-
- Looking across the river
-
- Looking toward Marysville/Port Huron
Well, the warm weather and winds of the past few days have worked together to break up the ice on Lake Huron and it's moving rapidly down river. Yesterday, there was just a band of ice along the Canadian shoreline but today the river is full again. Unfortunately, it's all headed for the lower river, which means more work for the Coast Guard cutters.