Attenuation of second sound in helium II has been used to observe up to 6 o
rders of magnitude of decaying vorticity displaying four distinctly differe
nt regimes of decaying grid turbulence in a finite channel. A purely classi
cal spectral model For homogeneous and isotropic turbulence describes most
of the decay of helium II vorticity in the temperature range 1.2 < T < 2 K.
The four regimes switch successively as the energy-containing and dissipat
ive Kolmogorov length scales gradually grow during the decay, finally both
bring saturated by the size of the channel.