The current level of Lake of the Woods is 322.68 m (1058.6 ft), a 35^th percentile level for this time of year. The average lake level declined by 1.0 cm (0.5 in) over the past week and is expected to decline by up to 1.5 cm (0.5 in) over the next week. Lake of the Woods outflow will increase to 375 m³/s on Thursday, December 15 and again to 400 m³/s on Monday, December 19.

The current level of Lac Seul is 355.91 m (1167.7 ft), a 30^th percentile level for this time of year. The lake level declined by 3 cm (1 in) over the past week and is expected to decline by 5 to 8 cm (2 to 3 in) over the next week. Lac Seul authorized outflow is 300 m³/s with no changes scheduled.

The current level of Lake of the Woods is 322.68 m (1058.7 ft), a 40^th percentile level for this time of year. The average lake level declined by 1.5 cm (0.5 in) over the past week and is expected to remain constant over the next few days. Lake of the Woods outflow will increase to 325 m³/s on Friday, December 9 and again to 350 m³/s on Monday, December 12.

The current level of Lac Seul is 355.93 m (1167.7 ft), a 25^th percentile level for this time of year. The lake level declined by 6 cm (2 in) over the past week and is expected to decline by 1 to 2 cm (1 in) over the next few days. Lac Seul authorized outflow is 300 m³/s with no changes scheduled.

Due to uncertainty in the meteorological forecast, lake level forecasts will be updated on Tuesday, December 13 to more accurately provide expected drawdown into next week.

The current level of Lake of the Woods is 322.70 m (1058.7 ft), a 40^th percentile level for this time of year. The average lake level declined by 1.5 cm (0.5 in) over the past week and is expected to remain stable or decline by up to 1 cm (0.5 in) over the next week. Lake of the Woods outflow is 300 m³/s with no changes scheduled.

The current level of Lac Seul is 355.98 m (1167.9 ft), a 25^th percentile level for this time of year. The lake level declined by 6 cm (2 in) over the past week and is expected to decline by 4 to 6 cm (2 in) over the next week. Lac Seul authorized outflow is 300 m³/s with no changes scheduled.

The current level of Lake of the Woods is 322.71 m (1058.8 ft), a 40^th percentile level for this time of year. The average lake level declined by 1.5 cm (0.5 in) over the past week and is expected to remain stable over the next week. Lake of the Woods outflow is 300 m³/s with no changes scheduled.

The current level of Lac Seul is 356.04 m (1168.1 ft), a 30^th percentile level for this time of year. The lake level declined by 2 cm (0.5 in) over the past week and is expected to decline by 2 to 6 cm (1 to 2 in) over the next week. Lac Seul authorized outflow was increased to 300 m³/s on Friday, November 25.

The current level of Lake of the Woods is 322.73 m (1058.8 ft), a 40^th percentile level for this time of year. The average lake level declined by 1 cm (less than 0.5 in) over the past week and is expected to decline by 1 cm (less than 0.5 in) over the next week. Lake of the Woods outflow is 300 m³/s with no changes scheduled.

The current level of Lac Seul is 356.07 m (1168.2 ft), a 25^th percentile level for this time of year. The lake level declined by 2 cm (0.5 in) over the past week and is expected to decline by 1 to 3 cm (up to 1 in) over the next week. Lac Seul authorized outflow is scheduled to increase to 300 m³/s on Monday, November 21.

2022.11.22 Update: Due to operational issues, the Lac Seul outflow change scheduled for Monday, November 21 has not yet been completed. Another update will be published once the flow change has occurred.

The current level of Lake of the Woods is 322.74 m (1058.9 ft), a 40^th percentile level for this time of year. The average lake level declined by 3 cm (1 in) over the past week and is expected to remain stable or decline by up to 2 cm (0.5 in) over the next week. Lake of the Woods outflow is 350 m³/s with no changes scheduled.

The current level of Lac Seul is 356.08 m (1168.2 ft), a 25^th percentile level for this time of year. The lake level declined by 2 cm (0.5 in) over the past week and is expected to remain stable or increase by up to 2 cm (0.5 in) over the next week. Lac Seul authorized outflow is 200 m³/s with no changes scheduled.

The current level of Lake of the Woods is 322.77 m (1059.0 ft), a 40^th percentile level for this time of year. The average lake level declined by 2 cm (0.5 in) over the past week and is expected to remain stable or increase by up to 3 cm (1 in) over the next week. Lake of the Woods outflow is scheduled to decrease to 350 m³/s on Thursday, November 3.

The current level of Lac Seul is 356.10 m (1168.3 ft), a 25^th percentile level for this time of year. The lake level declined by 3 cm (1 in) over the past week and is expected to remain stable or increase by up to 5 cm (2 in) over the next week. Lac Seul authorized outflow is scheduled to decrease to 200 m³/s on Friday, November 4.

On October 26, the LWCB held its fall Regulation Meeting in Kenora and adopted its Regulation Strategy for the winter. Representatives from First Nations, Specific Interest Groups and Resource Agencies attended the meeting and provided feedback on the proposed strategy. In light of damages caused by the flooding this past year, the adopted strategy targets lower spring levels on Lake of the Woods to assist with repairs.

The current level of Lake of the Woods is 322.78 m (1059.0 ft), the 40^th percentile level for this time of year. The average lake level declined by 1 cm (1/2 in) over the past week and is expected to decrease by 2-5 cm (1-2 in) over the next week.

At Rainy Lake, the dam operators have scheduled a reduction in outflow for Saturday, October 29. To maintain a normal seasonal decline in Lake of the Woods level, the following outflow decreases are scheduled:

1. Saturday, October 29: Reduction from 475 m³/s to 425 m³/s. The level of the Winnipeg River below Norman Dam is expected to drop by 12 cm (5 in) as a result of this flow reduction, with no effect expected at Minaki.
2. Monday, October 31: Reduction from 425 m³/s to 400 m³/s. The level of the Winnipeg River below Norman Dam is expected to drop by 6 cm (2 in) as a result of this flow reduction, with no effect expected at Minaki.

The current level of Lac Seul is 356.13 m (1168.4 ft), the 25^th percentile level for this time of year. The average lake declined by 3 cm (1 in) over the past week and is expected to change little over the next week.

Lac Seul authorized outflow is scheduled to be reduced from 285 m³/s to 225 m³/s on Monday, October 31.

The precipitation forecast for this week has changed with less than expected rainfall received yesterday and very little precipitation now forecast for the remainder of the week.

The current level of Lake of the Woods is 322.80 m (1059.0 ft), a 40^th percentile level for this time of year. The average lake level declined by 3 cm (1 in) over the past week and is expected to remain stable over the next week. Lake of the Woods outflow is 475 m³/s with no changes scheduled.

The current level of Lac Seul is 356.16 m (1168.5 ft), a 30^th percentile level for this time of year. The lake level declined by 2 cm (1 in) over the past week and is expected to decline by 2 to 4 cm (1 in) over the next week. Lac Seul authorized outflow is 285 m³/s with no changes scheduled.

The current level of Lake of the Woods is 322.80 m (1059.0 ft), a 40^th percentile level for this time of year. The average lake level declined by 3 cm (1 in) over the past week and is expected to remain stable over the next week. Lake of the Woods outflow is 475 m³/s with no changes scheduled.

The current level of Lac Seul is 356.17 m (1168.5 ft), a 30^th percentile level for this time of year. The lake level declined by 4 cm (1 in) over the past week and may increase by up to 10 cm with the predicted rainfall over the next week. Lac Seul authorized outflow is 285 m³/s with a potential flow increase early next week in response to the rainfall.

An updated level forecast will be provided on Tuesday, October 25^th.

Manitoba Hydro provides forecasts for the Winnipeg River through the Whiteshell at this link: Water levels & flows