If they let out too much water it impedes freighter traffic and would flood
Montreal .
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> On Nov 25, 2019, at 5:52 AM, Della Barba, Joe via CnC-List
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> This is maybe a really dumb question – is there a way to drain them?
> Does anything control the amount
Yah, my friend with the cottage north of Holland MI says it isn't that the lake
is higher than it ever has been, this is just another incidence of it being
high. He used to have a few hundred feet of sand between his cottage and
water, not any more... but bought the land from some folks who
There is a "Regulating Dam" on the Iroquois Section of the St. Lawrence
Seaway which is there just for that purpose. This river control dam is
built across the river from Rockway Point, located on the north shore of
New York State, directly across from the town, to Point Iroquois. There is
a
We have really high tides sometimes, but it goes back out 6 hours later,
not NEXT YEAR. I did not realize the Lakes were variable to that extent.
Joe
Coquina
On 11/25/2019 8:59 AM, schiller via CnC-List wrote:
Joe,
As I understand it, not really. The water levels were really low in
2013
Joe,
As I understand it, not really. The water levels were really low in
2013 and there was a lot of discussion about how to restrict the flows.
There was discussion of placing restrictive boulders in the St. Clair
river to try to control the outflow from Lakes Superior/Michigan/Huron.
This is maybe a really dumb question – is there a way to drain them?
Does anything control the amount of water that heads out to sea down the St.
Lawrence Seaway, Erie Canal, and so on?
Joe
Coquina
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r swimmers and folks walking out on
> piers -- the waves wash over the concrete piers with very little wind.
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> Jeff Laman
> C "Harmony"
> Ludington, MI
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> *From:* CHARLES SCHEAFFER
> *Sent:* Saturday, November 23, 2019 3:30 P
-emptive move to avoid flooding next year.
Marek
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FWIW, Toronto had flooded docks when I was there in July
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FWIW, Toronto had flooded docks when I was there in July because of unusually
high water levels.
Chuck, Resolute, C 34R, Pasadena, Md
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FWIW, Toronto had flooded docks when I was there in July because of unusually
high water levels.
Chuck, Resolute, C 34R, Pasadena, Md
On November 23, 2019 at 9:42 AM "Matthew L. Wolford via CnC-List"
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We are hav
feet.
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Here on White Lake (Lake Michigan), we have floating docks so their was
only problems with the water lines on the shore connections (you can
only flex PVC so far before it give up). White Lake Yacht Club has
fixed docks and had water nearly over the docks. They curtailed
swimming off the
members could
go due to the flooding, and the abnormal amount of debris in the lake.
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We
in lake level between
Toledo and Buffalo was 14 feet.
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We have record high water levels on Western Lake
The high water levels in the Great Lakes are being caused by intense low
temperatures which freeze the surface and stop evaporation. It is the same
function as pool covers here in Florida. Interestingly, evaporation on the
lakes is highest when the humidity is low. So if you folks get
Here at our club on Lake Ontario we (thankfully) have floating docks. Access to
those floating docks is now the concern. Plus one of our retaining walls has
been washed out. As part of a rebuild project we are also raising the height of
our fixed walkways by 10” to help keep the land access to
We have record high water levels on Western Lake Superior and I understand
others in the great lakes are experiencing the same if not worse. With the
forecast unclear if this water level is a new normal or cyclical, and the fixed
docks at our club nearing max height, I’m wondering what other
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