Blue-green Algae Report- week 15

Fall is in the air, but water temperatures remain high. The reading at the King Street Ferry Dock Friday morning was over 70 °F. Blue-green algae blooms can still occur so please keep a watchful eye. While conditions seem to be improving in St Albans Bay, algae blooms continue to persist in some areas of Missisquoi Bay and Lake Carmi. Lake Memphremagog also had some visible cyanobacteria this week.

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