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10-29-2020, 06:08 PM | #1 |
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Lake level
So I had a thought...is the lake level increase from all this beneficial rain negated by the lack of water displacement from all the boats that have been pulled for the season? Curious minds want to know...
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10-29-2020, 09:09 PM | #2 |
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That would be A LOT of boats. Think about the volume of water displaced by your boat at the dock (LxWxD). Now think about spreading the added depth over the LxW of the space between your boat and the others docked nearby, then over the open space of the rest of the lake. My estimate is less than 1" of depth due to boats
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Actually, because there are far less boats, the lake would in theory get a bit more shallow. But because those fewer boats mean less fishermen taking home meals, then there are more fish in the lake which counters that decrease in depth almost exactly.
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10-30-2020, 06:50 AM | #4 |
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The lake is about 71 sq miles. One inch of water results in about 164,947,200 cubic feet of water. At 62.4 lbs per cubic foot that one inch of water would weigh about: 10 billion pounds.
There are a lot of boats on the lake but, well, not that many. So my guess is that you would be hard pressed to measure any difference. |
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No one is peeing in the lake now, would that make a difference?
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Is this the stoner tread ?
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The release at lakeport is being held at ~30cfs right now for the normal draw down, down stream... When they resume the minimum 250 cfs at the end of the two week hold back, I think we will see the lake rapidly drop again. In fact given the low level of Winnisquam I will not be surprise to see them open Lakeport past 250 cfs for a few days.... This is all normal dam operation for this time of year.... unless we get a lot of rain, I expect the lake to go below 502.32 before the end of the year....
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Winnisquam is down. Neighbor was digging in the sand today. Waiting till next week to move some rocks
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Nah, if you don't know I try to be " not so serious"...just a random thought I had...figured I'd throw it out here to see what direction it would take. Kinda liked the more fish - more water angle!
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Must keep my eyes open for the lonely kayakers
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Was also told the silly “ice monster” made a visit over the winter and moved stuff around
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wrong direction
The ice has been stealing rocks from my breakwater for years. Little caterpillars can sometimes move them back, but is hard to get them organized.
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Yes he does! Just wish he would poop some sand
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