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TSW Releases Second Drawdown Forecast for 2024

The draw down season is now in full swing.

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TSW Releases First Drawdown Forecast for 2024

TSW has posted their first Drawdown Forecast for 2024. The forecast is a weekly posting which forecasts the drawdown for all reservoir lakes for the next two weeks. It is posted each week in order to take account of changing conditions like rainfall events.

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From CEWF:

Reservoir areas received 50mm or more of rain on Wednesday and Thursday. This meant that already high levels and flows increased somewhat but TSW staff were operating dams and were able to avoid extreme levels. They continue to work to rebalance levels and flows towards seasonal normals throughout the […]

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Happy Canada Day

Everyone is aware that over the past 10 days, we have experienced considerably above normal precipitation, including some large volume over this past weekend. The volume has been quite variable over the Haliburton Sector, with much heavier volumes as you move to the more northern reservoirs lakes.

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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 […]

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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.

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