Midway down the middle slough of Sam Charley Island Gallery
Date Observed: Feb 2, 2006
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Knut Kielland introduces this area of open water midway down the middle slough of Sam Charley Island. Processes Observed |
Martin Jeffries measures the water temperature. The water was 0.3 degrees Celsius. The temperature reading in the gravel was 0.7 degrees Celsius. Processes Observed |
 Overflow water at entrance to middle Sam Charley Slough at -30 degrees Fahrenheit. Processes Observed |
 Potential water under the snow up ahead stopped further travel midway down the middle slough of Sam Charley Island. Processes Observed |
Knut Kielland speculates on the causes of the open water spot on the middle slough of Sam Charley Island despite the cold air temperature. Processes Observed |
Sam Demientieff and Knut Kielland begin discussion of there being open water despite the air temperature of -30 degrees Fahrenheit. Martin Jeffries talks about the impact of warm springs on the ice when the moving water cannot take the heat away. Sam Demientieff talks about how this site is in the shade. Processes Observed |
 Downstream view showing the full extent of the open water going across the middle slough of Sam Charley Island. Processes Observed |
