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September 2nd Drawdown Forecast Now Available

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TSW Releases Drawdown Forecast September 2 2025

As the drawdown is continuing on most reservoirs to maintain minimum flows downstream, the conditions on most lakes remain from 2 to 4 weeks ahead of the normal date for current levels.

 

Updated Low Water Level Advisory & FAQs

UPDATED LOW WATER LEVEL ADVISORY

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Further to the CEWF alert of August 19th, the latest TSW 2-week drawdown forecast puts our lakes at 2 to 4 weeks ahead of a ‘normal’ year, with the drawdown continuing.

This means we are currently experiencing water levels similar to what we would usually see in mid to late September.  

Shallow passages, […]

August 25th Drawdown Forecast Now Available

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TSW Releases Drawdown Forecast August 25 2025

The lower than normal lake levels continue. As we round out the summer we would like to remind everybody that the lower lake levels could affect your boat launches and docks. Take this information in to account when deciding when to take boats and docks […]

PROPERTY OWNERS NEED TO BE AWARE OF UNUSUALLY LOW WATER LEVELS AND PLAN ACCORDINGLY

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PROPERTY OWNERS NEED TO BE AWARE OF UNUSUALLY LOW WATER LEVELS AND PLAN ACCORDINGLY 

Water Levels through out the reservoir area are very low for the date. In most cases our levels are what we would expect in early to mid-September. As […]

August 18th Drawdown Forecast Now Available

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TSW Releases Drawdown Forecast August 18 2025

Much of the same as all summer, the draw down continues.

 

August 11th Drawdown Forecast Now Available

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TSW Releases Drawdown Forecast August 11 2025

With August starting off much the same as the rest of the summer, the minimum flows and evaporation continue to tax the system. Trends are expected to continue in the “below average water levels” column.