Lake Okeechobee
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Beginning April 10, 2024, at 8 p.m., the boat lock will remain open 24 hours a day/7 days a week... more
Plans to move more water under the Tamiami Trail to Everglades National Park will take at least another two years. more
The Florida Department of Health in Glades has issued a Health Alert for the presence of harmful blue-green algal toxins... more
Lake Okeechobee is on track to start the wet season above 14 feet in June. more
Once again, concern for a bird that hasn’t been seen in a decade has meant reduced flow of water to Everglades National Park. more
The Florida Department of Health in Martin County (DOH-Martin) has issued a health alert ... more
Lake Okeechobee will start the wet season around 14.5 feet (above sea level) according to estimates shared by Col. James Booth ... more
With as much as 7 inches of rain expected south of Lake Okeechobee this weekend the “dry” season... more
With as much as 7 inches of rain expected south of Lake Okeechobee this weekend the “dry” season... more
Drier weather helped Lake Okeechobee drop below 16 feet in mid-March. more
On March 16, the Florida Department of Environmental Protection issued a Blue Green Algae Bloom Alert for Lake Okeechobee ... more
Will protection for a bird that may no longer even be there stop water managers from sending south... more
Will protection for a bird that may no longer even be there stop water managers from sending south... more
Boaters should exercise caution when approaching all locks on the Lake Okeechobee Waterway... more
Boaters should exercise caution in the vicinity of the Railroad Lift Bridge 3/4 miles east... more
The LOCAR Recommended Plan would achieve the goals and objectives of the... more
The “dry” season continues to bring above average rainfall, which means Lake Okeechobee... more
The “dry” season continues to bring above average rainfall, which means Lake Okeechobee... more
Concerned about already an already high lake level approaching the Florida “wet” season … more
Concerned about already an already high lake level approaching the Florida “wet” season … more
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