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<blockquote data-quote="dean nelson" data-source="post: 82421" data-attributes="member: 1305">It's cleared out most of the stuff on the west bank from just south of the train tracks down to about the entrance to southport. As I watched it big chunks were breaking off and heading down stream. The east pilling of the train bridge with the higher flows as its splits the water had also started to carve out a decent size hole as well. I see there is also a large open streach down by the mouth of the hart river....not sure how long that's been there but at least it gives us a little bit more free play as the ice makes its way south. Is there any reason why this ice jammed up so hard compared to how it normally forms in the fall? This stuff was predominantly new ice so I would have thought it would have just backed up like normal instead of the pile up we got. Did you see the massive slab that came by hesket yesterday? It took up almost the whole river and was extremely impressive to watch as it plowed its way down stream. I saw there was still a fairly big chunk of it stuck just above the interstate bridge this afternoon mixed in with some of the piled up ice.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dean nelson, post: 82421, member: 1305"] It's cleared out most of the stuff on the west bank from just south of the train tracks down to about the entrance to southport. As I watched it big chunks were breaking off and heading down stream. The east pilling of the train bridge with the higher flows as its splits the water had also started to carve out a decent size hole as well. I see there is also a large open streach down by the mouth of the hart river....not sure how long that's been there but at least it gives us a little bit more free play as the ice makes its way south. Is there any reason why this ice jammed up so hard compared to how it normally forms in the fall? This stuff was predominantly new ice so I would have thought it would have just backed up like normal instead of the pile up we got. Did you see the massive slab that came by hesket yesterday? It took up almost the whole river and was extremely impressive to watch as it plowed its way down stream. I saw there was still a fairly big chunk of it stuck just above the interstate bridge this afternoon mixed in with some of the piled up ice. [/QUOTE]

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