North Bay-Mattawa Conservation Authority News Release ************************** The North Bay-Mattawa Conservation Authority (NBMCA) released the current snow pack information for the North Bay area today as part of their Flood Forecasting and Warni
North Bay-Mattawa Conservation Authority News Release
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The North Bay-Mattawa Conservation Authority (NBMCA) released the current snow pack information for the North Bay area today as part of their Flood Forecasting and Warning Program.
The NBMCA will continue with its bi-weekly monitoring of the snow pack throughout the winter and spring of 2008. The public is advised to continue to use extreme caution near areas of flowing water as ice conditions remain unstable.
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Current Average Snow Depth for February 18, 009 34.3 cm (75 % of normal)
Current Average Water Equivalence for February 18, 2009 12.5 cm (110 % of normal)
Average Snow Depth for February 18, 2008 26.7 cm
Highest recorded snow depth for February 18 since 1989 75.2 cm in 2001
Lowest recorded snow depth for February 14 since 1989 16.5 cm in 1995
Corbeil Conservation Area
Current Average Snow Depth for February 18, 2009 46.8 cm (104 % of normal)
Current Average Water Equivalence for February 18, 2009 14.4 cm (155 % of normal)
Average Snow Depth for February 18, 2008 38.9 cm
Highest recorded snow depth for February 14 since 1988 71.6 cm in 2001
Lowest recorded snow depth for February 14 since 1988 23.6 cm in 1995
Shirley Skinner Conservation Area
The Shirley Skinner Conservation Area was added as an NBMCA snow monitoring station in 2007 in order to better understand the Wasi watershed and better represent the entire NBMCA jurisdiction. As the NBMCA has less than five years worth of data at this location, no comparisons can be calculated at this time.
Current Average Snow Depth for February 18, 2009 44.1 cm
Current Average Water Equivalence for February 14, 2009 14.8 cm
Average Snow Depth for February 18, 2008 37.8 cm
The North Bay-Mattawa Conservation Authority (NBMCA) was founded in 1972 by the Province of Ontario and the NBMCA's 10 member municipalities. A non-profit organization, the NBMCA works closely with the public to ensure the environmental health of the region's watershed. The NBMCA is one of 36 Conservation Authorities who are members of Conservation Ontario.