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Osoyoos and Okanagan Lake water levels below average after dry summer

  • Water levels in Osoyoos Lake and Okanagan Lake are below their average after a summer spent under drought conditions.
  • Okanagan Lake peaked at 1122.96 feet in July and was measured at 1121.09 feet in November.
  • A 60 percent forecast of weak La Niña weather conditions may lead to lower temperatures and higher precipitation in the winter.
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