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Water Management Update – Apr9/19

From the TSW:

Water Level Management Update – Tuesday, April 9, 2019

Weather

The five day forecast suggests 5 to 10 mm of rainfall with no large amount on any given day. Evening temperatures are expected to drop below zero over the weekend in the Haliburton area. 

Outlook

Flows and water levels […]

MNRF Watershed Conditions Statement – Flood Outlook

For the full MNRF Watershed Conditions Statement for the Bancroft District issued April 8 – click here

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The Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry (MNRF) – Bancroft District is advising area residents that a Watershed Conditions Statement – Flood Outlook is in effect for Bancroft District.

The 5-day forecast suggests 20-25 mm of rainfall […]

Water Management Update – March 31/19

Water Level Management Update – Sunday, March 31, 2019
Weather

The total amounts of mixed precipitation recorded across the watersheds for the past 36 hours were 20-40 mm. The weather forecast for next 5 days is predicting small precipitation amounts close to 5 mm rain and 5 cm of snow with warmer air temperatures early next week.

Outlook

Moderate rainfall […]

Water Management Update – Mar28/19

To view the update on the Parks Canada website – click here

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Weather

The weather forecast for next 5 days is predicting a moderate mixed precipitation event of 5-20 mm with heavier amounts expected further south combined with plus temperatures approaching 10 degrees and above zero at night.  

Outlook

Rainfall and warm temperatures have, for the […]

Water Management Update – Mar 21/19

From the TSW:

Weather

The weather forecast for Thursday and Friday of this week is predicting a small precipitation event of 5 mm combined with plus temperatures approaching 10 degrees and above zero at night during the weekend.  The warm up and cool down period is estimated to be approximately 36 hours in length.  The brief warm spell […]

Water management Update – Mar 12/19

To view the update on the Parks Canada website – click here

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Weather

The forecast for Thursday and Friday of this week suggests a precipitation event of 14 to 17 mm combined with plus temperatures approaching 10 degrees and above zero at night.  The warm up and cool down period is estimated to be […]