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Hard for us to predictions?
understand weath-
er patterns, as
some so confident-
ly predict 30 years out
but cannot accurately
predict tomorrow. based on the 18.6 years, I laid it over
Long time locals the Lake St. Clair water levels to ex-
around the lake have plore this possible theory...Seems like
said we have a 20 a plausible reason. But nope, as you
year cycle of high and can see looking at 100 years there is
low water. not a strong correlation. I then thought
Comparing our of the sun and laid in all the partial and
highest water lev- full eclipses in the last 100 years and
els since recorded there have been a lot! There was no
As mentioned in last season’s in 1918, the 20 year correlation there either. The images
Guide, a good rule of thumb I use for cycle holds fairly true. But why 20 “over shadowed“ the data so I took
“normal” is a lake water temperature of years?? Coincidentally I recently read them out of this pictorial. Next I looked
o
78 by the 4th of July. We barely made every 18.6 years we have a “moon wob- at the El NiÑo vs. La NiÑa. In a nutshell
it there last season for the entire year. ble” which affects the world’s tides and for “Great Lakes Region weather”, La

o
Most bays barely hit 75 by end of July! could cause flooding. Things MOON “WOBBLES”
While record summer heat impacted that make me go hmmmm. So
much of the nation, Michigan fluctuated Minor Standstill Major Standstill
o
o
between upper 80 s and the low 70 s
for a high. Spring then summer, then
spring then summer again until a final
heat wave in August.
BLUE = COOL RED = HOT
= La NiÑa = El NiÑo
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