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Okanagan lake continues to drop
Okanagan lake continues to lower. The lake now sits at 342.983 metres above sea level.
The lake is still 54 centimetres above full pool.
Those residents and visitors who may wish to head out onto area lakes are encouraged to follow the guidelines for respectful boating.
They’re encouraged to view the Boating Wake maps at www.cordemergency.ca/map in order to protect against wave generated shoreline erosion. Once lake levels reach more reasonable levels, regular boating activities can resume.
Contracted crews will resume work on debris removal from the lake and along public areas in Kelowna, West Kelowna and Peachland on Tuesday.
