Residential waterfront on Water Street in the village of Cayuga where the curve of the shoreline and the prevailing westerly winds bring the bloom to accumulate (along with floating pondweed debris). At the time of collecting the sample the air temperature was 68F and the water temperature was 74F. The lake was dead calm at 6:30 am when the bloom was first observed to be forming and there was a very gentle breeze at 9:30 (less than 5mph). The sky is partly cloudy and the bloom wasn’t in the sunlight at that time. Checking the extreme ends of zone 3458, some bloom was observed at the southern end at Beacon Bay marina, though less dense than at collection site. At the north end there was only light possible beginning bloom, so the southern portion of the zone is affected. At the time of report (10:15) the winds have picked up and shifted more from the north so the bloom is “breaking up” some except closest to shore. The appearance of the waters extending out into the lake is more of a generalized green soup.