A first Shuswap Lake level peak has been recorded for 2021. Shuswap Lake peaked at 347.914m on June 8 and since then has dropped over 7 cm (2.8 in) as of June 12. Depending on the amount of potential rainfall before the upcoming new heat wave next week, a slight rise of the lake level back to the initially estimated 348m still remains a possibility.
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June 13 pictures are on our Facebook page...

Mountain nighttime temperatures remain in the near freezing range for at least a few more days. With exception of the Hunters Range, most of the snow in other mountain areas are days away from being completely gone. Hunters Range still shows 120 cm (4 ft) of snow at elevations around 2,000m (6,400 ft) with additional 2 - 3 feet in higher alpine regions. All mountain snow is likely to have melted away by the end of this month or early July.

Shuswap Mountains Sledding Trails, Cabins, Parking, etc. (First Draft: Eagle Valley; more to come soon)

Update 2021-06-12:
- Optimized snowpack database
- Added numerical snowpack tables for today in comparison to previous years (see 'Latest Snowpack Info')
Update 2021-06-13:
- Updated snowpack peak comparison tables on all 4 mountain station detail pages

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