Latest Water Level News
2025 Historic Water Level Graphs Posted
| By CEWF
2025 Monthly Precipitation Breakdown
| By CEWF
CEWF keeps track of precipitation data and the chart below demonstrates how extreme 2025 was.
Precipitation from February until May was well above normal; and precipitation from June to October was extremely low. These conditions led to major challenges for both the TSW and property owners. It was a roller coaster!
The precipitation data is outlined in [...]
CEWF 2025 in Review
| By CEWF
2025 in In review news letter is now available.
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Did You Know ...
A new Fun Fact each time you visit!
Haliburton’s reservoir and flow-through (RaFT) lakes are situated on the tributaries of the Gull, Burnt, and Mississauga Rivers, as well as Nogies, Eels and Jack creeks. Water from these lakes is dammed to collect spring runoff which is then gradually released over the summer to pass water on to the Kawartha Lakes and the Otonabee River. The latter drain towards Rice Lake and the Trent River.