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Water Management Update for June 27 2024

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Outstanding TSW Water Management Continues and Water Levels Across Reservoirs are Full or Overfull June 27 2024

 

Parks Canada Issued a Water Management Update as of June 27 2024. They note that due to recent rainfall events all reservoirs are now at their full levels or slightly above and River flows […]

Trent-Severn Waterway – Water Level Management Update – April 19, 2024

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Weather

April’s rainfall has exceeded the monthly normal, with significantly heavier amounts in the Severn, Black and Simcoe watersheds. As a result, water levels and flows have increased across the Trent-Severn Waterway.

Outlook

An additional 10-15 mm of precipitation is expected during the next five days.

Haliburton […]

TSW Water Management Update – April 12 2024

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Water Level Management Update – April 12, 2024

Weather

Rainfall over the last week of March combined with a significant rainfall event early last week have increased water levels and flows across the Trent-Severn Waterway. An additional 20-35 mm of rain is expected during […]

Water Management Update April 8 2024

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Despite a relatively dry winter and Spring, early action by the TSW to store water in the reservoirs plus recent rainfall has brought many parts of the Haliburton Sector Lakes to approximately normal for the time of year.  Some concern remains for the larger reservoirs of the Upper […]

Priorities Page Has Been Updated.

CEWF is pleased to present its 2024 priorities.
Have a look and reach out with any questions or comments.
[Link] https://www.cewf.ca/about-cewf/priorities-and-position-papers/current-priorities

In The News

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The work of CEWF has been recently featured on CBC Morning, in the Highlander newspaper and KawarthaNOW.
The coverage has been in relation to CEWF’s concerns about the potential for very low water as we head into the spring season. The information in the March 14, 2024 press release, below, was well-captured […]