Latest Water Level News

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Highlights from the update for the Reservoir Lakes area:

Weather

The 2 day forecast suggests additional amounts of precipitation reaching 25 mm of rain. Air temperatures are forecasted to rise towards the end of the week with above 0°C at night in northern […]

The weather forecast indicates that we may see changing water levels and river flows over the next few days. 

From the TSW:

Weather 
The 7 day forecast suggests significant amounts of precipitation reaching 90 mm of rain and with mixed precipitation and below 0C temperatures at night in northern areas. 

Outlook 
The recent snow and rain amounted to […]

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Highlights from the Update:

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Weather 
The 7 day forecast suggests various amounts of precipitation ranging from 25 to 60 mm of rain and air temperatures close to 0C at night in northern areas. 

Outlook 
The recent snow and rain amounted to an […]

Parks Canada has announced the launch of its new Water Management InfoNet. To view the announcement – click here To view the InfoNet home page – click here

Of note is the new Water Level Tool. To view the most up to date water level data click on the […]

The rain and snow in the current forecast will be welcome and will allow TSW to continue raising levels across the reservoirs where most lakes are below average for this date. The water management team is actively managing levels and flows across the system taking account of the limited snow pack and relatively low lake […]

From the TSW:

Water Level Management Update – Tuesday, March 27, 2018

Parks Canada's water management team continues to actively monitor water levels and flows, and weather forecasts across the Trent-Severn Waterway. These factors are used to determine dam operations on a daily basis for the Trent-Severn Waterway.

For more information regarding watershed status, please visit the website of […]