You going to be there for desert storm?
Its pretty much most places. The conflicts in the reports is whether people are seeing it at the surface or its churned up or suspended on the water. When its mixed up it doesn't look like it is present until you look close into the water. You can watch it fly by from our dock in Parker
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We are going for DS. Shotwell's will be down too.
I've been beached in a local cove a few times over the last week and it's still pretty thick.....as late as today...........here's a statement form the Havasu Marine Assoc. that I received just this morning in regard to the algae situation;
Official response:
According to the Water Resource Coordinator for Lake Havasu City, they?ve been monitoring the algae bloom, taking water samples and sending them out for testing since it was initially reported. Havasu has experienced this situation in the past, but a number of ecological factors, especially having just recorded the warmest February on record, have exacerbated the problem. Because this is a natural ecological occurrence, best available science says that the bloom will subside and disappear as air and water temperatures continue to rise this spring and summer. Until then, boaters should avoid direct body contact in areas of heavy concentration, but where the majority of the lake is clear?.enjoy.
Each report seems to be different?
it will go away. Air temp verses water temp verse everything else. No big deal.
we see this at the beach (ocean) when we have warm currents verses cold weather or freezing water during a large swell in the summer. The plankton go mad, the kelp dies off and end up in the surf and beach. We get red tides blah blah.....
beginning of a extremely hot summer, be more concerned over that! Mild last summer
It was a mild summer and hoping for a hot one. Summer break coming.