You'd be well-served to plan on kissing this body of water goodbye...again...for the near future, given the current weather forecast. In case you haven't checked recently, the weather dudes are calling for some pretty strong northerly winds all the way through Thursday. Consider, for example, that at 11:30 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 19th, the online gauge showed the water level at 1.08, and the trend for the past several hours has been nothing but downward. Reckon you could call this a "watershed moment," 'cause it's likely the river is going to be "shedding" a whole bunch of water the next few days. So, what's new? Right? Yo-Yos have nothing on our favorite fishin' hole.
UPDATE: At 11:30 p.m., Mon., Dec. 20th, level is at 0.80.
UPDATE: At 11:30 p.m., Tues., Dec. 21st, level is at 1.29.
UPDATE: At 11:30 p.m., Wed., Dec. 22nd, level is at 1.54.
Just goes to prove that I don't think there's a human being who can predict, with any degree of accuracy, what the winds are going to do around here. I don't feel too bad, given the fact the weather forecasters around here seldom get it right, either. Oh, well, as a couple of my readers have pointed out, at least that was a pretty set of lips I chose to introduce this post.
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