News Releases
Contrasting High Lake Levels and Fire Danger Rating
June 30, 2017
Heading into the Canada Day long weekend, there’s an interesting contrast for residents and visitors.
Okanagan Lake remains well above full pool and the region has a high fire hazard which means there’s also the potential threat of fires with warm temperatures and sunny skies.
The level of Okanagan…
Removing flood protection from public spaces - News Release #121
June 29, 2017
Removal of flood protection continues in areas that are no longer vulnerable to wave action and where beach elevation is higher.
In preparation for the long weekend, crews will continue to remove flood protection measures from public spaces, like parks and road ends, in Peachland and West Kelowna.…
Respectful boating during high lake levels
June 28, 2017
Central Okanagan, B.C. – While lake levels in the Central Okanagan slowly decline, temperatures in the Okanagan quickly rise attracting water sports enthusiasts and visitors alike.
As boaters make plans to venture out on the lake, it’s important to remember that lake levels remain the highest seen…
Lake Levels Decrease Slightly
June 28, 2017
Central Okanagan, B.C. – Okanagan Lake level dropped 1.3 centimetres from yesterday and is now at 343.067 above sea level. Kalamalka Lake has declined .9 centimetres from yesterday and is now at 392.257. As Okanagan Lake is still 58.7 centimetres above full pool, most protective measures along the…
Lake levels declining, historic high levels - News Release #118
June 27, 2017
Okanagan Lake levels declined 2.1 centimetres from yesterday to 343.080 metres above sea level, 60 centimetres (two feet) above full pool. Kalamalka Lake declined 1.5 centimetres to 392.266 metres above sea level. Protective measures along the foreshore are expected to stay in place for an…
