The ongoing drought is dropping the level of Lake Champlain. It remained at its lowest level in 30 years early Monday, at 93.74 feet above sea level. That’s well below the average January lake level of 96.23 feet above sea level. The low lake level has left beaches looking like wind-swept deserts littered with driftwood and an occasional tire, milk crate or other bits of junk.

http://rutlandherald.nybor.com/News/State/Story/41095.html

Warm dry winter here in Connecticut. I think we only had 1 day where the high temperture of the day didn't get to 32 or above.

All the marine repair shops will have a good year if this keeps up. When all the boats hit the water and everything is alot more shallow then we are use to.