After what seemed like an endless succession of cloudy, cool, rainy weather, it seems that summer has finally arrived in the Adirondacks. Water levels remain high throughout the region with dangers of flash flooding persisting anytime there is another passing shower. Water on Middle Saranac is at levels more consistent with spring thaw and are waaaaay above anything like a norm for the middle of July.
But the clouds seem to have parted, at least momentarily, and the sun has reappeared. Rumor has it this unusual circumstance may even continue for several days in a row. We can only hope. On the plus side, we not dealing with the problems they're having out west. It's just an amazing pattern of extreme weather - but, of course, nothing out of the ordinary.... right?
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