Aerators are in operation off-shore near the park visitor center for the winter season; Any remaining ice is unsafe.
Source: Iowa DNR
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Monona County, Iowa
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Ice thickness is 3 to 11 inches in the district. Conditions will become more variable with the warmer temperatures throughout the week. Ice will likely soften along the shoreline.
Aerators are in operation off-shore near the park visitor center for the winter season; expect open water and thin ice in this area.
Source: Iowa DNR
Ice thickness varies from 0 to 10 inches in the district. Conditions are difficult to see with the snow cover.
Aerators are in operation off-shore near the park visitor center for the winter season; expect open water and thin ice in this area.
Source: Iowa DNR
As of this report, ice thickness in the district ranges from 0 to 4 inches. With snow cover, the ice variability is difficult to see. Conditions on many lakes are considered unsafe at this time.
Aerators are in operation off-shore near the park visitor center for the winter season; expect open water and thin ice in this area.
Source: Iowa DNR
Most lakes in the area are covered with thin ice. As of Jan 4th, all ice in the district is too thin to walk on. Ice will continue to build throughout the week.
Aerators are in operation off-shore near the park visitor center for the winter season; expect open water and thin ice in this area when the lake starts to freeze over.
Source: Iowa DNR
Most lakes in the area are completely open. With temperatures falling, expect ice to slowly build but still be too thin to walk on throughout this coming week.
Aerators are in operation off-shore near the park visitor center for the winter season; expect open water and thin ice in this vicinity when the lake begins to freeze over.
Source: Iowa DNR
Shoreline fishing is limited due to skim ice on most area lakes. Any ice in the district is too thin to walk on. Some lakes may open up again with the forecasted warmer temperatures and rain.
The lake is mostly ice free at this time. Aerators are in operation off-shore near the park visitor center for the winter season; expect open water and thin ice in this vicinity.
Source: Iowa DNR
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