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Lake Michigan levels remain low

By JOHN MALAN Today's TMJ4, Meteorologist

Wednesday, April 14, 2004

Partly cloudy and slowly warming is the pleasant forecast for today, and the warm-up continues for Thursday. We may experience highs in the 70s Thursday, especially away from Lake Michigan, for the first time this year. The last occurrence of temperatures at or above 70 degrees was on Oct. 20 when the high temperature hit 83 degrees.

I have received a few e-mails from folks who are concerned about the very low water levels of Lake Michigan, the drought situation and what the prognosis is for the future concerning the lake. If you live or boat on Lake Michigan, you already know ...

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