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LOW WATER LEVELS – AN EXPAINER Nov 4 2024

Lack of Rain has caused Reservoir Lakes to be below average levels and Flow Through Lakes and connecting Rivers to be extremely low.

From April through to August the precipitation levels across the reservoir area were well above the normal average levels. It required active water management by […]

Annual Communications Meeting Live

We have posted a summary of our communications meeting along with a copy of all the power point presentations. There is also a video of the zoom portion of the meeting should you like to watch any of the presentations over again. The page is linked [here]

October 1st Drawdown Forecast Now Available

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TSW Releases Drawdown Forecast October 1st 2024

The TSW has confirmed that this will be the last of the draw down forecasts for this year. Most if not all of the dams on the lakes are now at their winter set levels. The water levels should all settle in for the winter […]

September 23rd Drawdown Forecast Now Available

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TSW Releases Drawdown Forecast September 23rd 2024

Some interesting numbers in this outlook. The draw downs are more moderate this go round. Some lakes are even showing an increase in lake level. Check the chart for your lake to see where you are at.

 

September 16th Drawdown Forecast Now Available

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TSW Releases Drawdown Forecast September 16th 2024

The heavy draw down continues with more lakes on the list showing one foot plus to drop. Much like last week the statement remains the same. Watch for high flows in the rivers and there is likely going to be higher levels in the flow through […]

September 9th Drawdown Forecast Now Available

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TSW Releases Drawdown Forecast September 9th 2024

Water is once again being flushed down the reservoir systems with a higher than normal volume. There are some large drops in water levels being predicted. Lakes that are at choke points are probably going to see less than normal water level drops and the […]