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Klamath Falls Herald and News
July 8, 2010
The elevation
of Upper Klamath Lake was 4,141.15 feet on Tuesday. The lake level
has been decreasing incrementally since June 15, when the water
level peaked at 4,141.57 feet.
The A Canal was flowing at 448 cubic feet per second on Tuesday.
The Williamson River was flowing at a rate of 531 cubic feet per second on Tuesday, which is 83 percent of the long-term average for that date.
The target elevation for Upper Klamath Lake at the end of July is 4,139.50 feet.
The National Weather Service is
reporting that since Sept. 1,
Klamath Falls has received 6.9 inches of precipitation, which is 62
percent of average. Crater Lake is reported to be at 97 percent of
average.
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