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This is a reminder to check the Lake Erie HAB Forecast, linked above.
Satellite imagery is detecting cyanobacteria (Microcystis) in north Maumee Bay. The bloom appears to be slow to develop.
NOAA GLERL has been detecting low concentrations of dissolved microcystin within western Lake Erie but particulate microcystin has remained below detection to date. Up-to-date information can be found at the NOAA GLERL Lake Erie Weekly Field Sampling Data.
This bulletin provides a summary and forecast of the Microcystis harmful algal blooms (HABs) in western Lake Erie. Updates will be e-mailed to subscribers with important information regarding bloom status and significant features. For a detailed explanation of the products on the forecast website, view the Lake Erie HAB Forecast Guide.
Click here to subscribe to the HAB forecasts and seasonal projections for Lake Erie
Please email questions and comments to hab@noaa.gov.
- NCCOS HAB Forecasting Team
Interpreting the Forecast System:
- Forecast System Guide: For a detailed explanation of the Lake Erie Forecast System, view the Lake Erie HAB Forecast Guide
- FAQ's: For Frequently Asked Questions about cyanobacteria and the forecasts NOAA issues, view the FAQs Page
Health Information:
Additional HAB monitoring and forecasts:
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