Strawberry Sept 20

[Kent]

Water is most dense at 39.2 degrees Fahrenheit; however, logic would be that it would at least begin turning over as it reaches that temperature. I would guess it would turn over, at least partially, several times, especially on deeper bodies of water. Some think turnover has occurred because they see chunks of seaweed floating around. Seaweed begins to die off as the water cools (or perhaps as there is less daylight, or both) and when it dies it becomes detached and floats in the water column and up to the surface. Seaweed floating around may or may not be proof that turnover has occurred.

Those with greater understanding are more than welcome to correct any inaccuracies that I have stated.
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