Water Level Forecast – July5/18
The Trent Severn Waterway has now released their first drawdown forecast in 2018 covering the next two weeks for the reservoir lakes. To view – click here.
With the very hot weather, limited localized rainfall and very high evaporation rates on the Kawartha Lakes it is now necessary to begin drawing down […]
Water Management Update – June26/18
Reservoirs are near the full level and Drawdown could begin soon.
The Trent-Severn Water Management Team has posted their first “Water Level Management Update” of the summer – click here.
The reservoir lakes are now at their full level or close to it. However there has been significantly less than normal precipitation through […]
Water Management Update – May10/18
For the latest Water Management Update from TSW – click here
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Haliburton and Northern Areas
Following the peak in freshet, the inflows to the lakes ceased at a very rapid rate due to higher than normal air temperatures and a dramatic reduction in the forecasted rain. Considering the high uncertainty in the forecast […]
Ontario Election Info
The Ontario election is underway – June 7, 2018. Some information:
An informative article including the new riding boundary maps affecting the Reservoir Lakes area, as well as the schedules for the upcoming All Candidates Meetings – click here
For everyone communicating with their candidates, CEWF has compiled some […]
Water Management Update – Apr29/18
Conditions are now changing very quickly in some of the reservoir lakes.
For the latest Water Management Update from the TSW – click here
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Haliburton and Northern Areas
Gull River watersheds lakes for the most part continue to increase at a significant rate. Water levels on Burnt River Watershed and Central Lakes with the […]
Lake Levels Rising Quickly
For the latest Water Management Update from TSW – click here
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From the Update:
Haliburton and Northern Areas
With the recent rain on snow event water levels and flows are rising rapidly in northern areas. Most lakes on the Gull River system remain below average but are rising quickly. Several lakes on the […]