Red Deer Lake: 

The level of Red Deer Lake has declined 0.2 feet during the past two days. Levels of the lake will continue to decline slowly although fluctuations will occur due to wind. While lands and some small roads are still flooded at the Red Deer Lake Settlement, homes are diked and not in danger of flooding.  

Lake Winnipegosis:

The level of Lake Winnipegosis is high and still rising. The lake is expected to crest in late May at an elevation slightly lower than that of last year. Some flooding of low lying lands near the lake is likely during days with strong onshore winds  

Carrot River—Saskatchewan Boundary to 14 miles west of The Pas :

Levels of the Carrot River are declining very slowly and this will continue for the next 10 days. After that levels will begin to decline faster unless heavy rain develops. Flooding some fields near the river from the Saskatchewan boundary about 14 miles west of The Pas will continue for another week or so.

Saskatchewan and Carrot Rivers at The Pas

River levels at the Pas have risen slightly during the past few days and this will continue until early next week. High outflows from Tobin Lake are being maintained by the Saskatchewan Water Authority due to heavy runoff from rainfall over the North Saskatchewan basin in Alberta last week. The continued high river levels at The Pas will prevent natural drainage from the Pasquia area just southwest of The Pas and will require pumping by Manitoba Water Stewardship and MIT staff to continue.

A flood sheet for the Swan River area is not available for today.