Key Takeaways
- Not much has changed in the ice’s favor this week.
- There is still significant open water, plus pockets of open water throughout the remaining ice.
- Shelf ice and shorelines have continued to open up even more since yesterday.
- Snow has started, and the “real feel” temperature is -16°.
- Lakeridge Lodging and Bait Shop urges everyone to stay cautious and put safety first on the ice.
Fort Peck Ice & Open Water Update
Not much has changed in the ice’s favor this week, according to Lakeridge Lodging and Bait Shop. There is still a significant amount of open water, with pockets scattered throughout the remaining ice. The shelf ice and shorelines have continued to open up even more since yesterday.
Current Conditions
- Open water: Significant, with pockets throughout remaining ice
- Shoreline/shelf ice: Continuing to open up
- Weather: Snowing
- “Real feel” temperature: -16°
Safety Reminder
Lakeridge Lodging and Bait Shop encourages everyone to stay cautious and put safety first out on the ice.
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FAQ
Is there still open water on Fort Peck?
Yes. The report notes a significant amount of open water, with pockets scattered throughout the remaining ice.
Are shorelines and shelf ice getting worse or better?
Worse. The shelf ice and shorelines have continued to open up even more since yesterday.
What’s the current “real feel” temperature mentioned in the report?
The report lists a “real feel” temperature of -16°.
What does Lakeridge Lodging and Bait Shop recommend for ice travel right now?
They encourage everyone to stay cautious and put safety first out on the ice.