Snow Pack Update
Per the TSW: As of mid-March, snow depth and moisture content in the Haliburton Region has remained well below average – 50% at some sites. TSW has continued to proactively insert stop logs to maximize water capture, and has now been to every site in Haliburton (with the exception of 3 isolated dams – Nunikani, […]
Where’s the snow pack…!?
We all remember last spring – the snow pack unexpectedly disappeared, resulting in very low water levels.
This winter again has been out of the ordinary. In response to our recent query, Dave Ness, Water Control Engineer for the TSW, has provided this update:
the water equivalent contained within the snow pack is below normal for this […]
TSW Leaders’ Roundtable
Following is a summary of the recent TSW Leaders' Roundtable, as reported in the Minden Times. Chris Riddle, CEWF Co-Chair was our representative.
Lake Level Forecast Oct18-Nov1
As many of our members are aware, drawing down the system has taken longer than normal this year, and there are still some significant water level changes taking place.
Here is the two-week lake level forecast for Oct 18 – Nov 1:
http://cewf.typepad.com/LakeLevelForecastOct18.GIF