Superior National Forest Ice Update
May 6, 2014 PM report
Current Ice Conditions: Remember, ice is never completely
safe and now is a particularly dangerous time.
Also, ice packs shift with winds so the exact location of an
ice pack may change quickly.
From Forest Service pilots--a seeding mission was flown today and this
is the pilot’s report:
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There is very little open water right now.
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If we get a break in the weather, conditions may change very quickly—even as
soon as this weekend.
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Where there is current, ice is breaking up.
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Much of Fall Lake is open and some portions of Pipestone Bay are open.
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Smaller lakes and ponds are dark and are starting to break up.
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Portions of Birch Lake are beginning to open up.
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Most lakes east of Insula are pretty solidly ice-covered still.
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The Little Indian Sioux and Nina Moose (aka Moose/Portage Rivers) Rivers are
open but the lakes are mostly still frozen.
Reports from others:
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Much of the eastern end of Fall Lake is open.
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The southern tip of Pipestone Bay was open to just north of Wegens Point two
days ago.
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The road into Mudro Lake is in very bad condition. Low clearance vehicles and
two wheel drive
vehicles will probably not make it.
We are sending warm thoughts toward opening of
fishing.
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