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Only thing is that the other lakes a not high so it isn't likely to be a big rise in Lake Ontario levels

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All of those 2022 figures are contrasted with 2021 numbers and not other years. 2021 around Ontario was a low water level year. My buddy who lives in Napanee didn't even get his dock in last year as the water was too low to get boats in. It seems to me that these figures only indicate a normal water level year is coming. Am I missing something?

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2021 was more like the average level for Lake Ontario, based on historical data on the Government of Canada website. I only hope the IJC is only temporarily holding back the outflow for navigation purposes and not putting us in the predicament of 2018.

Im not sure how accurate my memory was but I seem to recall the peak levels were in may after all the snow and ice north had melted. Right now it seems high but not looking like the 100 year flood levels we saw

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For those folks who like numbers:
https://www.tides.gc.ca/en/historical-m ... ke-ontario

Some graphical representation here also, showing Min, Max, Average, 2020, 2021, and 2022 levels: https://ijc.org/en/loslrb/watershed/water-levels

Another good website for water levels is this one

https://www.lre.usace.army.mil/Missions ... er-Levels/