Unseasonably warm temperatures continue across the U.P. this week, with snow melt levels unusually high. According to the AshlandDailyPress, the City of Ashland reports at least 10 million gallons of sewage has overflowed into Chequamegon Bay. Water Utility Supervisor Brian Ledin says the city won’t know how muchwastewater has flowed into the lake until the snowmelt stops. In 2018, Ashland had been responsible for nearly 75 million gallons of sewage flowing into the bay during heavy spring rains and at that time, the city reported it’s water treatment plant needed replacement of pipes citywide, which is now being done, but with miles still waiting for repair or replacement.