The current level of Lake of the Woods is 322.53 m (1058.2 ft), a 10^th percentile level for this time of year. The average lake level changed little over the past week and is expected to rise by 2 to 5 cm (1 to 2 in) over the next week. 

Lake of the Woods authorized outflow is 120 m³/s.  No changes to outflow are currently scheduled. 

The current level of Lac Seul is 355.52 m (1166.4 ft), a 5^th percentile level for this time of year. The average lake level rose by 3 cm (1 in) over the past week and is expected to rise by 4 to 8 cm (2 to 3 in) over the next week. 

Lac Seul authorized outflow is 60 m³/s. No changes to outflow are currently scheduled. 

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Manitoba Hydro has provided the following weekly forecast for lake levels along the Winnipeg River in the Whiteshell. For questions related to water levels in this area, please contact Manitoba Hydro. 

* Note: average is based on limited historic data. 

The Winnipeg River receives most of its water from Ontario’s Lake of the Woods and Lac Seul, these flows are regulated by the LWCB. Manitoba Hydro models the expected rise and fall for lakes on the Winnipeg River downstream of Slave Falls Generating Station based on flows set by the LWCB, unregulated tributaries, and expected precipitation. 

Please note: 

• Operations of Caribou Falls Generating Station in Ontario and local precipitation may cause daily fluctuations in levels. 
• Manitoba Hydro’s generating stations on the Winnipeg River pass on all the water received from upstream – generally referred to as “run of river”. 
• This weekly forecast will be provided during the open water season. 

With ongoing moderate to severe drought conditions across the basin, the LWCB is regulating outflows from Lake of the Woods and Lac Seul and flows along the Winnipeg River and English River according to the low inflow scenario in the adopted Regulation Strategy

The current level of Lake of the Woods is 322.58 m (1058.3 ft), a 10^th percentile level for this time of year. The average lake level fell by 2 cm (1 in) over the past week and is expected to change little over the next week with some rainfall in the forecast.

Lake of the Woods authorized outflow is 130 m³/s.  The Winnipeg River immediately below the Norman Dam is a 10th percentile level for this time of year. Moving downstream from Kenora to Whitedog, the river level is closer to normal, with the level at Minaki within the standard operating range for the Whitedog Generating Station.

The current level of Lac Seul is 355.46 m (1166.1 ft), a 5^th percentile level for this time of year. The average lake level rose by 1 cm (1/2 in) over the past week and is expected to rise by 3-4 cm (1-2 in) over the next week.  

Lac Seul authorized outflow is 60 m³/s.

The current level of Lake of the Woods is 322.60 m (1058.4 ft), a 10^th percentile level for this time of year. The average lake level fell by 3 cm (1 in) over the past week and is expected to decline by 3 to 4 cm (1 to 2 in) over the next week.  

Lake of the Woods authorized outflow will be reduced from 140 to 130 m³/s on Tuesday August 3^rd.  The level of the Winnipeg River immediately below the Norman Dam is expected to decline by approximately 2cm (1 in).  Locations farther downstream will experience less level change and the level at Minaki should be unaffected. 

The current level of Lac Seul is 355.45 m (1166.2 ft), a 5^th percentile level for this time of year. The average lake level rose by 2 cm (1 in) over the past week and is expected to fall by 1 to 2 cm (1 in) over the next week.  

Lac Seul authorized outflow will be reduced from 75 to 60 m³/s on Tuesday August 3^rd. 

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Manitoba Hydro has provided the following weekly forecast for lake levels along the Winnipeg River in the Whiteshell. For questions related to water levels in this area, please contact Manitoba Hydro. 

* Note: average is based on limited historic data. 

The Winnipeg River receives most of its water from Ontario’s Lake of the Woods and Lac Seul, these flows are regulated by the LWCB. Manitoba Hydro models the expected rise and fall for lakes on the Winnipeg River downstream of Slave Falls Generating Station based on flows set by the LWCB, unregulated tributaries, and expected precipitation. 

Please note: 

• Operations of Caribou Falls Generating Station in Ontario and local precipitation may cause daily fluctuations in levels. 
• Manitoba Hydro’s generating stations on the Winnipeg River pass on all the water received from upstream – generally referred to as “run of river”. 
• This weekly forecast will be provided during the open water season. 

The current level of Lake of the Woods is 322.63 m (1058.5 ft), a 10^th percentile level for this time of year. The average lake level changed little over the past week and is expected to decline by 1 to 2 cm (1 in) over the next week.  

Lake of the Woods authorized outflow is 140 m³/s. 

The current level of Lac Seul is 355.43 m (1166.1 ft), a 10^th percentile level for this time of year. The average lake level rose by 5 cm (2 in) over the past week and is expected to rise by 3 to 6 cm (1 to 2 in) over the next week.  

Lac Seul authorized outflow is 75 m³/s.

The LWCB has issued a Special Notice on dry conditions across the basin. The notice covers a review of precipitation data and seasonal considerations related to the exceptionally dry conditions.

The current level of Lake of the Woods is 322.63 m (1058.5 ft), a 10^th percentile level for this time of year. The average lake level fell by 3 cm (1 in) over the past week and is expected to decline by 2 to 5 cm (1 to 2 in) over the next week.  

Lake of the Woods authorized outflow will be reduced from 150 to 140 m³/s on Monday July 19^th.  The level of the Winnipeg River immediately below the Norman Dam is expected to drop by approximately 2cm (1 in).  Locations farther downstream will experience less level change and the level at Minaki should be unaffected. 

The current level of Lac Seul is 355.38 m (1165.9 ft), a 10^th percentile level for this time of year. The average lake level rose by 1 cm (1/2 in) over the past week and is expected to rise by 1 to 3 cm (1 in) over the next week.  

Lac Seul authorized outflow is 75 m³/s. 

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Manitoba Hydro has provided the following weekly forecast for lake levels along the Winnipeg River in the Whiteshell. For questions related to water levels in this area, please contact Manitoba Hydro.

* Note: average is based on limited historic data.

The Winnipeg River receives most of its water from Ontario’s Lake of the Woods and Lac Seul, these flows are regulated by the LWCB. Manitoba Hydro models the expected rise and fall for lakes on the Winnipeg River downstream of Slave Falls Generating Station based on flows set by the LWCB, unregulated tributaries, and expected precipitation.

Please note:

• Operations of Caribou Falls Generating Station in Ontario and local precipitation may cause daily fluctuations in levels.
• Manitoba Hydro’s generating stations on the Winnipeg River pass on all the water received from upstream – generally referred to as “run of river”.
• This weekly forecast will be provided during the open water season.

The current level of Lake of the Woods is 322.66 m (1058.6 ft), a 15^th percentile level for this time of year. The average lake level fell by 2 cm (1 in) over the past week and is expected to decline by 1 to 3 cm (1 in) over the next week.  

Lake of the Woods authorized outflow is 150 m³/s. 

The current level of Lac Seul is 355.36 m (1165.9 ft), a 10^th percentile level for this time of year. The average lake level rose by 1 cm (1/2 in) over the past week and is expected to rise by 1 to 3 cm (1 in) over the next week.  

Lac Seul authorized outflow will be reduced from 100 to 75 m³/s on Monday July 12^th. 

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Manitoba Hydro has provided the following weekly forecast for lake levels along the Winnipeg River in the Whiteshell. For questions related to water levels in this area, please contact Manitoba Hydro.

* Note: average is based on limited historic data.

The Winnipeg River receives most of its water from Ontario’s Lake of the Woods and Lac Seul, these flows are regulated by the LWCB. Manitoba Hydro models the expected rise and fall for lakes on the Winnipeg River downstream of Slave Falls Generating Station based on flows set by the LWCB, unregulated tributaries, and expected precipitation.

Please note:

• Operations of Caribou Falls Generating Station in Ontario and local precipitation may cause daily fluctuations in levels.
• Manitoba Hydro’s generating stations on the Winnipeg River pass on all the water received from upstream – generally referred to as “run of river”.
• This weekly forecast will be provided during the open water season.

The current level of Lake of the Woods is 322.69 m (1058.7 ft), a 15^th percentile level for this time of year. The average lake level fell by 1 cm (1/2 in) over the past week and is expected to change little over the next week. Average daily inflow is estimated to be 120 m³/s over the next 7 days. 

Lake of the Woods authorized outflow is 150 m³/s. 

The current level of Lac Seul is 355.35 m (1165.8 ft), a 10^th percentile level for this time of year. The average lake level rose by 4 cm (2 in) over the past week and is expected to rise by 2 to 6 cm (1 to 3 in) over the next week. Average daily inflow is estimated to be 200 m³/s over the next 7 days. 

Lac Seul authorized outflow is 100 m³/s. 

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Manitoba Hydro has provided the following weekly forecast for lake levels along the Winnipeg River in the Whiteshell. For questions related to water levels in this area, please contact Manitoba Hydro.

* Note: average is based on limited historic data.

The Winnipeg River receives most of its water from Ontario’s Lake of the Woods and Lac Seul, these flows are regulated by the LWCB. Manitoba Hydro models the expected rise and fall for lakes on the Winnipeg River downstream of Slave Falls Generating Station based on flows set by the LWCB, unregulated tributaries, and expected precipitation.

Please note:

• Operations of Caribou Falls Generating Station in Ontario and local precipitation may cause daily fluctuations in levels.
• Manitoba Hydro’s generating stations on the Winnipeg River pass on all the water received from upstream – generally referred to as “run of river”.
• This weekly forecast will be provided during the open water season.