TSW Reservoirs Update – June 28/21
Significant Rainfall in Some Areas Trigger Dam Operations to Raise Water Levels in Reservoirs
CEWF has been communicating with the TSW Water Management Team to follow up on the recent rainfall events and dam operations.
The rainfall over the Trent Basin covered the whole basin on Friday but on Saturday and Sunday the patterns were much more […]
TSW Water Level Forecast – June21/21
Record Low June Water Levels Facing Some Reservoirs
Many reservoirs are facing record low water levels for late June and the drawdown is continuing. To view the current 2-week forecast – click here
Nine of the 35 reservoirs are scheduled to drop by more than 20 cms in […]
TSW Update & Forecast – June 15/21
In spite of some locally significant rainfall events the extreme drought conditions continue across most of the Trent River basin including in the reservoir areas. Many of the largest reservoirs failed to reach their full level this spring and now the drawdown has begun to offset the high evaporation rates and lack of […]
TSW Water Management Update – June 2/21
Drought and low water levels in many reservoirs continue.
Under extremely dry conditions low water levels are persisting in some reservoir areas and in flow through lakes and river sections. In particular reservoirs in the northern Gull River; Kennisis, Hawk, Halls, and Kushog; in the Maple Lake branch; Oblong, and Redstone; and in the northern Central […]
TSW Water Management Update – May14/21
From the TSW (to view on their website – click here):
Weather
The total precipitation during 2021 winter was 25% less than normal followed by 50% less than normal amounts of precipitation in March and April. Rainfall amounts for early May have been near normal. The 7 day forecast suggests a transition […]
TSW Water Management Update – Apr9/21
From the TSW:
Weather
The 7 day forecast is indicating temperatures above 10 degrees Celsius and a moderate precipitation amount of approximately 20 mm.
Outlook
The total precipitation for this past winter was 25 % less than normal values followed by 25-50% less than normal amounts of precipitation in March. The watersheds of the Haliburton reservoirs experienced an earlier […]