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High Waters on the Raquette River

The Raquette River approaches Route 3 near Tupper Lake on April 25. Photo by Mike Lynch
The Raquette River approaches Route 3 near Tupper Lake on April 25. Photo by Mike Lynch
The Crusher boat launch on the Raquette River was under water on April 25. Photo by Mike Lynch
The Crusher boat launch on the Raquette River was under water on April 25. Photo by Mike Lynch
The Crusher boat launch on the Raquette River was under water on April 25. Photo by Mike Lynch
The Crusher boat launch on the Raquette River was under water on April 25. Photo by Mike Lynch
The Crusher boat launch on the Raquette River was under water on April 25. Photo by Mike Lynch
The Crusher boat launch on the Raquette River was under water on April 25. Photo by Mike Lynch
The Crusher boat launch on the Raquette River was under water on April 25. Photo by Mike Lynch
The Crusher boat launch on the Raquette River was under water on April 25. Photo by Mike Lynch
An invasive species sign is seen on the ground at the Crusher boat launch.
An invasive species sign is seen on the ground at the Crusher boat launch.
The Crusher boat launch on the Raquette River was under water on April 25. Photo by Mike Lynch
The Crusher boat launch on the Raquette River was under water on April 25. Photo by Mike Lynch
The Crusher boat launch on the Raquette River was under water on April 25. Photo by Mike Lynch
The Crusher boat launch on the Raquette River was under water on April 25. Photo by Mike Lynch
There was still snow along Coreys Road on April 25. Photo by Mike Lynch
There was still snow along Coreys Road on April 25. Photo by Mike Lynch
A view of the flooded Stony Creek from the bridge on Coreys Road. Photo by Mike Lynch
A view of the flooded Stony Creek from the bridge on Coreys Road. Photo by Mike Lynch
A view of the flooded Stony Creek from the bridge on Coreys Road. Photo by Mike Lynch
A view of the flooded Stony Creek from the bridge on Coreys Road. Photo by Mike Lynch
A view of the flooded Stony Creek from the bridge on Coreys Road. Photo by Mike Lynch
A view of the flooded Stony Creek from the bridge on Coreys Road. Photo by Mike Lynch
A view of the flooded Stony Creek from the bridge on Coreys Road. Photo by Mike Lynch
A view of the flooded Stony Creek from the bridge on Coreys Road. Photo by Mike Lynch
A view of the flooded Stony Creek from the bridge on Coreys Road. Photo by Mike Lynch
A view of the flooded Stony Creek from the bridge on Coreys Road. Photo by Mike Lynch
A view of the flooded Stony Creek from the bridge on Coreys Road. Photo by Mike Lynch
A view of the flooded Stony Creek from the bridge on Coreys Road. Photo by Mike Lynch
A view of the flooded Stony Creek from the bridge on Coreys Road. Photo by Mike Lynch
A view of the flooded Stony Creek from the bridge on Coreys Road. Photo by Mike Lynch
A view of the flooded Stony Creek from the bridge on Coreys Road. Photo by Mike Lynch
A view of the flooded Stony Creek from the bridge on Coreys Road. Photo by Mike Lynch

I drove over to Coreys and visited Stony Creek and the Raquette River this morning to check on the water levels. They were at flood levels, which is typical for this time of the year because of the melting snow mixed with heavy rains.

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Mike Lynch is a multimedia reporter for the Adirondack Explorer. He can be reached at mike@adirondackexplorer.org. Sign up for Mike’s newsletter

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