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Forecasts

Publication: 2025-03-25 4:15 PM

This map includes markers representing the locations where the Ottawa River Regulating Committee provides hydrological forecasts to the public. During the spring freshet, forecasts are updated Monday to Friday (and weekends when conditions may change rapidly).

Forecast Values

LocationType of value 2025-03-25
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2025-03-26
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2025-03-27
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2025-03-28
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Ottawa River at Temiscaming Graph ViewFlow (m3/s)875875875875
Ottawa River at Mattawa Graph ViewLevel (m)152.00151.90151.85151.85
Ottawa River at Pembroke Graph ViewLevel (m)112.05112.00111.95111.95
Lake Coulonge at Fort-Coulonge Graph ViewLevel (m)106.90106.85106.75106.60
Chats Lake at Arnprior Graph ViewLevel (m)74.4574.4074.4074.35
Lake Deschenes at Britannia Graph ViewLevel (m)59.1559.1559.1059.10
Flow (m3/s)2615258025352485
Ottawa River at Gatineau (Hull) Graph ViewLevel (m)42.7042.6542.6042.55
Ottawa River at Thurso Graph ViewLevel (m)41.8041.8041.7541.70
Ottawa River at Carillon Graph ViewFlow (m3/s)4750465045004300

River Conditions Forecast

Last Update: 2025-03-25 4:02 PM
Next Update: 2025-03-26 4:00 PM

Flows and water levels along the main stem of the Ottawa River are above normal for this time of year. With the return to colder seasonal temperatures, spring runoff continue decreasing. Water levels and flows are stabilizing between Pembroke and Lake Deschenes and decreasing downstream of Lac Deschênes. Water levels and flows are expected to continue decreasing in all locations over the next few days. Later this weekend, weather bringing rain in the southern part of the basin and snow accumulation elsewhere could lead to an increase in spring runoff in the southern part of the basin.