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Record snowfall and rain have Lake Michigan and Huron's water levels a foot higher than a year ago. Lake Superior is 3 inches higher, Lake Erie is 2 inches higher and Lake Erie is 7 inches higher. The lakes are still below chart datum, but emergency dredging will hopefully come to a stop in the coming year.
December 30, 2008 7:11 AM | Category: Great Lakes