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Early season ice skating can be high risk, high reward because the newly formed ice is usually thin but smooth.As a general rule, ice is safe to walk on when there is four inches or more of clear ice. Clear blue or black ice is the strongest. This ice is formed from the lake water freezing. White, opaque ice is weaker and is often formed from snow falling on the ice surface, partially melting, and then freezing. Gray ice is even weaker and is formed as it starts to break down. Follow the old saying, thick and blue, tried and true, white and crispy, way too risky. Besides the color o
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SEELEY LAKE 鈥?While attention right now is on the flooding impacts along the Clark Fork River in Missoula, hydrologists have some of their focus much further upstream, where theyre watching a record snowpack finally starting to melt.Most of Missoulas flooding problems are starting in the high country of the Blackfoot drainage, where places like the Swan and t
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