by Mark Stewart | Mar 30, 2026 | Uncategorized
Warm, wet weather in late March significantly increased inflows into the project. The lake has most likely reached its lowest elevation and will hold or slowly fill throughout April. Some of the streamflow forecasts show an early runoff and refill trajectory so any...
by chawn.duback | Feb 3, 2026 | Uncategorized
January was incredibly dry in the basin and snowpack in the Flathead is low. However, there are still snow building months ahead. Both weather and streamflows are highly uncertain. A warm and rainy event can rapidly increase streamflows in the spring, and similarly a...
by Mark Stewart | Sep 2, 2025 | Uncategorized
The water supply forecasts and inflows did not change much this week. Project outflows will remain fairly stable. The project drafts to near 2891 ft by October 31 to mitigate the impacts of wave action on shoreline erosion. The range of forecast posts will start up...
by chawn.duback | Aug 25, 2025 | Uncategorized
The water supply forecasts did not change much this week. The streamflow forecast for this week (subject to change) estimates that the lake will remain in the top 12 inches through August 28 and dip slightly below to near 1.2 ft below full pool on Labor Day. SKQ...
by chawn.duback | Aug 18, 2025 | Uncategorized
Please be aware the Flathead Lake USGS gauge has malfunctioned and the USGS has been notified. The streamflow forecast for this week (subject to change) estimates that the lake will remain in the top 12 inches through August 26 and dip slightly below to near 1.2 ft...
by Mark Stewart | Aug 11, 2025 | Uncategorized
The water supply forecasts did not change much this week. The streamflow forecast for this week (subject to change) estimates that the lake will remain in the top 12 inches through August 27 and dip slightly below to near 1.2 ft below full pool on Labor Day. SKQ...
