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Weekly water update: Lake level decreasing
Klamath Falls Herald and News
June 24, 2010
The elevation of Upp er Klamath Lake was 4,141.49 feet on Wednesday. The lake level is gradually decreasing since a June 15 peak of 4,141.57 feet.
The lake reached that peak
after starting the month at one-third of a foot lower. The A
The Williamson River was flowing at a rate of 758 cubic feet per second on Wednesday, which is 94 percent of the longterm average for that date.
The target elevation for Upper Klamath Lake at the end of June is 4,140.60 feet.
The National
Weather Service is reporting that since Oct. 1, Klamath Falls
has received 6.59 inches of precipitation, which is 56 percent
of average. It is reporting that Crater Lake is at 97 percent of
average.
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