MAY 8, 2022 Break-up Today: May 8! No ice seen by observers today so we are calling ice-out as May 8. Last ice photos taken yesterday, May 7. LAKE-SIDE PHOTOS: May 7
MAY 7, 2022 Break-up Watch: North Arm ice Photos from Ferguson Bay and north of Garden Island. LAKE-SIDE PHOTOS: May 6
MAY 6, 2022 Break-up Watch: Ferguson Bay ice Photos from Ferguson Bay LAKE-SIDE PHOTOS: May 5
MAY 4, 2022 Break-up Watch: Lake Temagami going Good overview showing a wide range in ice-out progress. SATELLITE PHOTO: May 4
MAY 4, 2022 Break-up Watch: Southwest Arm breaks up Great photos from Narrows Island LAKE-SIDE PHOTOS: May 4
APRIL 30, 2022 Break-up Watch: no visible change No visible change from the lake-sdie photos yesterday. SATELLITE PHOTO: Apr 30
APRIL 30, 2022 Break-up Watch: start of shorelines Ice pulling from shore. LAKE-SIDE PHOTOS: Apr 29
APRIL 29, 2022 Break-up Watch: ice line at Lake Temagami A satellite image of the approach of the ice line to the south end of Lake Temagami. SATELLITE PHOTO: Apr 28
APRIL 25, 2022 Break-up Watch: ice line at Lake Wanapitei A satellite image of the approach of the ice line toward the south end of Lake Temagami. SATELLITE PHOTO: Apr 22
JANUARY 2, 2021 Freeze-up January 1! We are calling freeze-up for January 1 as the last observed water near Narrows Island froze over. (This is an update to our call for December 31.) LAKE-SIDE PHOTO: Jan 1
DECEMBER 30, 2021 Freeze-up Watch: water at Cattle Island Still waiting for freeze-over. LAKE-SIDE PHOTO: Dec 30
DECEMBER 28, 2021 Freeze-up Watch: Cattle Island area closing The area west of Cattle Island is nearly frozen. With low wind tonight Lake Temagami may freeze over. LAKE-SIDE PHOTO: Dec 28
DECEMBER 27, 2021 Freeze-up Watch: more open water With a little wind and warmer temperatures, there is more open water on Lake Temagami than in the last photos. AERIAL PHOTOS: Dec 26
DECEMBER 24, 2021 Freeze-up Watch: open water Here is the open water on Lake Temagami after the freeze. AERIAL PHOTOS: Dec 23
DECEMBER 23, 2021 Freeze-up Watch: dramatic change overnight Everyone on Lake Temagami went to bed looking at water and most woke up to ice. WATER-SIDE PHOTOS: Dec 23
DECEMBER 20, 2021 Freeze-up Watch: little progress SATELLITE PHOTO: Dec 19
DECEMBER 17, 2021 Freeze-up Watch: warm spell reversal Warm temperatures and winds took out much of the ice.
DECEMBER 16, 2021 Freeze-up Watch: a peak underneath the clouds A false-colour satellite image suggests the big lakes are closing. SATELLITE PHOTO: Dec 14
DECEMBER 8, 2021 Freeze-up Watch: ahead of last year A satellite image reveals ice far ahead of last year on the same day. SATELLITE PHOTO: Dec 7
APRIL 14, 2020 Ice-out April 13! There was still ice drifting off Raccoon Point on April 13, but with the brisk wind it would not have lasted the day. So we are calling ice-out as April 13, using our benchmark — Lake Temagami.
Is this a record date? Close. 2012 was April 11. AERIAL PHOTOS: Apr 12
APRIL 8, 2020 Break-up Watch: ice line at Lake Temagami A satellite image of the approach of the ice line to the south end of Lake Temagami. SATELLITE PHOTO: Apr 8
APRIL 6, 2021 Break-up Watch: Lake Temagami ice Photos of waterfalls, ice road and cracks on Lake Temagami. AERIAL PHOTOS: Apr 5
APRIL 4, 2020 Break-up Watch: ice line moves north of Simcoe A satellite image of summer's approach. SATELLITE PHOTO: Apr 2
APRIL 1, 2021 Break-up Watch: shoreline water at Wabikon Photos of shoreline water and a threading ice crack. LAKE-SIDE PHOTO: Apr 1
MARCH 23, 2021 Break-up Watch: ice road still open The ice road shot from Miller's cockpit. LAKE-SIDE PHOTOS: Mar 23
MARCH 20, 2021 Break-up Watch: ice crack photos Captain Ron Miller captures open-water ice cracks on Lake Temagami. AERIAL PHOTOS: Mar 20
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