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The data in this report are for Nov. 24, and the flow data are based on daily averages.
Total Inflows: 3,240 cfs (2.1 billion gallons a day)
Inflows represent the amount of water entering Lake Okeechobee. Inflows may vary based on weather conditions and other factors.
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Surface Water Inflows: 3,240 cfs (2.1 billion gallons a day)
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Rainfall: 0 cfs
Total Outflows: 7,770 cfs (5 billion gallons a day)
Outflows represent the amount of water leaving Lake Okeechobee. Outflows may vary based on capacity, weather conditions, and other factors.
Outflow East/West
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S-308 flows: 1,620 cfs (1 billion gallons a day)
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S-77 flows: 4,100 cfs (2.6 billion gallons a day)
Outflow South
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S-352 flows: 20 cfs (13 million gallons a day)
Evapotranspiration: 2,030 cfs (1.3 billion gallons a day)
Net Outflow: 4,530 cfs (2.9 billion gallons a day)
A net outflow means that more water is leaving the lake than entering it.
Lake Okeechobee Level – Daily Change
0.02' decrease in the Lake level.
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The South Florida Water Management District remains committed to advancing Everglades restoration projects, like the EAA Reservoir Project, to send more water south and reduce harmful estuary discharges. Learn more about Lake Okeechobee discharges.
All data provided in this update are provisional and subject to quality assurance and quality control review. Data are for Nov. 24, and flow data is based on daily averages.
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