SL has a 6 month rainy season. DM is probably right in that their are 2 months that are wetter than the other 4, but it doesn't take a lot of rain to turn dirt to mud.
Look at what's going on along the Mississippi, and in Montana. Rain plays hell on dirt roads (transportation) which will have a bigger impact on this whole process than it will on the dredging.
I am not trying to diminish anyone's hopes, I am just being realistic about things that everyone Long should take into consideration if there is a delay in production numbers, which I think will be the case.
We are a month into their rainy season, I have seen 2 days of rain shut down job sites for a week in the Seattle area.
I am not concerned to much about the effect it will have on dredging, but on transporting the stockpiled material from the site to a port, for further shipping.
All that will play into the reporting IMO.
