Woke up to some fresh snow and very little ice passing by – more wood than ice. The water level hasn’t changed much in the past few days. Eric Morgan Jr. will come up tonight by boat and take me back to Aniak where I’ll have to stay until I can cross the slough, hopefully in a day or two, until I can get across to my apartment.
The weather is cold and the water levels are stable. Relatively little ice and wood is now passing.
Relatively little ice and wood, although there is still a decent amount of wood passing by for you downriver folks. Even though we had a little rain last night the water level has changed minimally. Ducks and geese are heading west and several peregrine falcons are nesting up behind the Chapel.
The ice and wood are once again waning. Will it last? Who knows? Well, maybe upriver folks do.
All of a sudden there is a fair amount of ice and wood on the north half of the channel.
There’s been a decent amount of wood passing yesterday and today, and the ice is diminishing as you can see from the photo.
The water level has dropped a few inches and only scattered ice and wood are passing by. The ice is mostly small with some pans about 10 to 15 feet long.
There is a little more ice flowing past Napaimute since this morning, with a few pans about 30 feet long. The water level remains the same.
The water level hasn’t changed much in the last 24 hours but just in the last 20 minutes a little more ice and wood is coming by on the north side. The temperature is around 35 degrees with a good breeze coming from the west.
Mostly water passing by with only a little ice (about 10 % of the channel.
