Full moon swim: Tonight 8 pm, ( 98% full moon)
The forecast is for warm water, warm clear air, and smooth gentle moon waves. Full moon rises over the lake at 8:08 pm, with a sunset at 8:30 PM. Come out tonight and swim in/to the gravity feed pull sway of pulsating waves, with an after-swim twist of Pitsch if you choose. Or maybe just watch the waves roll and glow in the light of the rising moon and setting sun. Your choice.
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Gorgeous tonight. 62. Less clarity but calm and quiet.
Also re: the smell. It appears to be coming from the rocks, strongly. Maybe there’s some carrion trapped in there. Whew.
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I saw this today in a Shorewood newsletter:
Though Lake Michigan is now about 25 inches below the highest monthly water level recorded for June in 2020, the Lake is still about 9 inches above the long-term average water level.
Water levels are expected to remain level until the seasonal decline in the fall.
Watch the [U.S. Army Corps of Engineers'] "On the Level" YouTube channel for monthly updates and information about the Great Lakes' water levels and forecasts from Detroit District Hydraulics and Hydrology experts: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLqtbMFyAaYYNkKS2wxdyBsDYSBQXP3HLq
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