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Lakes Erie, Huron and Michigan are quickly rebounding from near record low water levels across the watershed. Lakes Huron and Michigan are 7 inches higher than even a month ago. Strong storms have recharged aquifers, and many rivers have been at flood stage over the last month. Many of the Great Lakes are close to a foot higher than last year.
May 19, 2009 8:14 AM | Category: Flood