The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers says there's a good chance of above-average levels this spring.

Lake Superior was just 0.84 inches below its long-term average in February – and this spring the Lake could climb back to normal for the first time in nearly 16 years.

Continuing its seasonal decline, the Lake dropped to an average of 601.18 feet in February, just 0.07 feet (0.84 inches) below the long-term average of 601.25. This year's February mark was nearly a foot higher than 2013's.

Full Story: Lake Superior Magazine