The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers recorded rising water levels in May. The prediction is that levels will continue to rise ...

Lake Erie is currently 10 inches above the long-term level for June. The blue dots on the graph below show the measured water levels each month since the beginning of 2022. Lake Erie has actually ...

Water levels are the measured height of water above or below a reference point. Great Lakes data from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers includes the following future predictions for the water ...

Lake Erie water levels are currently rising and expected to continue rising for the next six months. March 2025 levels were near the long-term average, below the 2020 high, and above the 1934 low.

The forecasts anticipate a 5 percent chance of water levels rising above the long-term average for each lake except for Michigan and Huron. However, the more likely scenario—which has a 50 ...

Water levels are the measured height of water above or below a reference point. As the end of February approaches, the water levels in Lake Erie are around similar levels to January. This month ...

"The forecast May 9th water levels are above levels from a month ago by 2 to 7 inches on all lakes as the lakes continue their seasonal rise," the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' Weekly Great Lakes ...

THAT’S RIGHT IN THE WATER BEHIND ME. YOU CAN SEE WE’RE GOING TO ZOOM IN SO YOU CAN GET A CLEARER PICTURE. YOU CAN SEE IT’S ABOVE 11FT. OFFICIALS SAY THAT’S ABOVE SEA LEVEL. AND IT’S WHY ...

Water levels at the Youghiogheny River Lake in Somerset and Fayette Counties are still a little below what the Army Corps of Engineers would like for the upcoming summer season, but what a ...