September 8th Drawdown Forecast Now Available
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TSW Releases Drawdown Forecast September 8th 2026
Lots of water fell across the system last week. As all this water is being flushed through, some lakes have slightly higher looking numbers for water drop while others are slightly less. Note for Halls Lakers; there is a slight increase in level this time around. I wouldn’t expect […]
Invitation – CEWF Annual Communications Meeting 2026
Saturday, September 12th, 2026 at 10:00 a.m.
In person at HCDC “The Link” at 5152 Haliburton County Road #21, Haliburton, ON
Virtually on Zoom, here is the link:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88644152053?pwd=ZDL1232LbMy25AfvzvhBwIMSEq3SqJ.1
Meeting ID: 886 4415 2053
Passcode: 976251
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Questions are welcome. Help us prepare, by sending them ahead by Thursday, September 10th to cewfca@gmail.com
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August 30st Drawdown Forecast Now Available
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TSW Releases Drawdown Forecast August 30th 2026
The march towards winter set is stepping up now. Officially the TSW is expecting the lakes to all be at the average winter sets by October 15th. Since many of the lakes are well above the average line, it means that some lakes are going to start to drop […]
August 24th Drawdown Forecast Now Available
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TSW Releases Drawdown Forecast August 24th 2026
Last week before Labour Day Weekend. Water continues to be above average to well above average in the lakes. There is no sign of any drastic steps to bring the lakes in line with the 50 year average. Keep an eye on the forecasts as we move in to […]
August 17th Drawdown Forecast Now Available
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TSW Releases Drawdown Forecast August 17th 2026
This week we see some lakes seem to have a smaller than normal draw down. This is likely to let some of the other lakes to catch up for the equal percentage draw down. It appears to be the lakes that had a larger than normal draw down over […]
August 10th Drawdown Forecast Now Available
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TSW Releases Drawdown Forecast August 10th 2026
Strong storms passed through this weekend. Local rain amounts varied widely across the system. Over all there was little effect on our lake levels. Draw downs continue to mirror a little above the average line for this time of year for most lakes.