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We may not get ice in the next two weeks, but this (if the forecast holds) will get the water cooled down now so that when we get that eventual cold-snap, she'll freeze over quick.

Keep your fingers crossed that we go into winter hard early to put some good ice on the lakes fast. Too many years we've been stuck at 4-5" and then that's it for weeks until we get another cold snap. Last year we had nice, walkable ice by early December but never got to that 12" mark until mid/late January. Very frustrating with a fish house in the driveway.

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Well, as usual the extended forecast didn't pan out in our favor. The lows the next few days were what the highs were supposed to be according to that extended forecast. They were close. smirk.gif

I checked just now and the extended forecast calls for highs in the teens and lows in the single digits starting the 26th. We'll see how that one turns out...... wink.gif

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If only it were possible. I'd love to know what the weather would be like in 3 or 4 days, let alone 10 or 15, but come on, how many factors are involved? Even the best models in the world won't tell you within 10 degrees and 75% accuracy what the temp will be 10 days out. All I hope is that we have a "Normal" winter and that I can start walking on ice in a few weeks.

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I DON'T CARE I JUST WANT ICE! C'mon cool.gif If the ponds around Luverne are getting skim coats on them in the mornings, thats perfect it means the water is getting cold! It won't be long boys and we will be on the hard water. The jiffy is waiting for some good solid ice to eat, it's hungry! Only good thing is that muzzleloader season is almost here, my smokepole is ready to chuck some lead. Everybody have a great Thanksgiving, (PRAY FOR HARDWATER)!

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