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Water Level Forecast – July 7/20

With the ongoing heat and drought the drawdown continues.

To view the TSW two week water level forecast covering the period July 6 – 20, 2020 – click here

Update – The Drawdown Begins

Parks Canada – TSW has Posted a New Water Management Update and the first Drawdown Forecast of the Year. (see links below)

The first Drawdown Forecast of 2020 indicates that all reservoirs will begin to experience declining water levels over the next two week period. Several reservoirs will see declines of as much as 25 cms or […]

TSW Water Management Update – May 5/20

Reservoir lake levels are expected to rise slowly towards seasonal normal levels

From the TSW:

(https://www.pc.gc.ca/en/lhn-nhs/on/trentsevern/info/infonet/point-gestion-eau-water-management-updates)

Trent-Severn Waterway

The 7 day forecast is indicating temperatures above zero degrees Celsius and a low precipitation amount of approximately 5 mm.

Outlook

The watersheds of the Haliburton reservoirs experienced earlier than normal freshet, which […]

TSW Water Management Update – Apr 17/20

From the TSW:

Weather

The 7 day forecast is indicating temperatures close to zero degrees Celsius overnight and mixed precipitation amount of approximately 10  mm.

Outlook

The watersheds of the Haliburton reservoirs experienced earlier than normal freshet which in combination with warmer air temperatures has resulted in the loss of the […]

Canoe FM – CEWF Broadcast

The program Planet Haliburton recently ran an episode interviewing CEWF Chair Ted Spence on 'Managing Water Levels Under a Changing Climate'. To listen – click here

Stay healthy.

TSW Water Management Update – Mar 23/20

TSW Posts First Water Management Update of the Season

Today the TSW has posted their first water management update of the season. We have seen and will continue to see significant rainfall and the snowpack melting over the reservoir area resulting in increased river flows and lake level increases. We are also expecting more precipitation events.

With […]