Jim wrote:
"Chuck Gould" wrote in message
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| On Jul 27, 2:12?pm, "JimH" ask wrote:
| So what is the water temp in your boating area?
|
| For us, 72 F with the temp taken at the bottom of the Lake (40 or so
feet) 1
| mile off Cleveland (the western basin of Lake Erie is a shallow).
|
| The water temp will climb to the mid 70's some time in August then begin
to
| start backing down.
|
| Check out this psychedelic water temp map.... :-)
|
| http://www.wunderground.com/MAR/
|
| Those colors are pretty intense by any standard.
|
| We're a bit colder in Puget Sound than offshore in the North Pacific.
| Less direct influence from the tropical currents. Water temperature
| most of the year is in the high-40's to low-50's.

Awesome. That's cold enough to keep beer chilled.
|



Or to kill you in a very very short time.

On Jul 27, 3:12?pm, HK wrote:
Jim wrote:
"Chuck Gould" wrote in message
roups.com...
| On Jul 27, 2:12?pm, "JimH" ask wrote:
| So what is the water temp in your boating area?
|
| For us, 72 F with the temp taken at the bottom of the Lake (40 or so
feet) 1
| mile off Cleveland (the western basin of Lake Erie is a shallow).
|
| The water temp will climb to the mid 70's some time in August then begin
to
| start backing down.
|
| Check out this psychedelic water temp map.... :-)
|
|http://www.wunderground.com/MAR/
|
| Those colors are pretty intense by any standard.
|
| We're a bit colder in Puget Sound than offshore in the North Pacific.
| Less direct influence from the tropical currents. Water temperature
| most of the year is in the high-40's to low-50's.

Awesome. That's cold enough to keep beer chilled.
|

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Arrgh, matey. It takes a rough tough seaman to boat in these frigid
waters, it do. Literally shivers me timbers, just thinkin' about it.