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The Great Lakes water levels are down over the month of August. Lake Superior is down close to 2 inches, and Lakes Michigan and Huron are down 3 inches. The good news is that the lake levels are up over last year. Lake Superior is still 15 inches higher, and Lakes Michigan and Huron are 7.5 inches higher.
September 4, 2008 6:58 AM | Category: Great Lakes