Late-season snowmelt and weeks of steady rain caused lakes Michigan and Huron to rise 13.4 inches, the largest April increase on record. As of early July, lakes Michigan and Huron have returned to ideal conditions. Read the full story by the Benzie County Record Patriot.
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