Shuswap River Ambassadors

06/05/2026

According to the Real-Time Hydrometric Data Graph for Shuswap River, in the past week (May 29 to June 5) water levels have decreased 21.1cm (8.3 inches).

Water level comparison at this time in previous years (June 5):
2026 – 3.502m
2025 – 3.913m (peaked June 1 @4.029m)
2024 – 3.3.59m (peaked June 4 @3.453m)
2023 – 3.871m (peaked May 24 @4.915m)
2022 – 3.741m (peaked June 17 @4.842m)
2021 – 4.132m (peaked June 6 @4.171m)
2020 – 4.924m (peaked June 3 @5.027m)
2019 – 3.738m (peaked June 4 @3.772m)
2018 – 4.104m (peaked May 20 @5.145m)
2017 – 4.937m (peaked June 3 @5.012m)
2016 – 3.547m (peaked May 8 @3.891m)

Posted graph shows water levels from May 1 to June 5, 2026

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05/28/2026

Graphs show the Snow Water Equivalent Report, Shuswap River water levels from May 1 to 28 and the water level for May 21 to 28. Water levels have increased 3.7 cm (1.46 inches) in the past 7 days.

All information provided can be found on the below sites
For additional information on historical water levels and discharge rates visit :
https://wateroffice.ec.gc.ca/report/real_time_e.html?stn=08LC002&mode=Graph&startDate=2026-05-01&endDate=2026-05-28&prm1=46&y1Max=&y1Min=&prm2=-1&y2Max=&y2Min=
To see the Automated Snow Weather Station Graph please visit: https://bcmoe-prod.aquaticinformatics.net/Report/Show/Snow.1F04P.Automated%20Snow%20Weather%20Station%20Graph/
For information on Shuswap Lake levels please visit: https://www.salmonarm.ca/DocumentCenter/View/240/Shuswap-Lake-Level-History?bidId=

05/21/2026

According to the Real-Time Hydrometric Data Graph for Shuswap River, in the past week (May 14 to 21) water levels have decreased 19.5cm (7.68 inches).
Water level comparison at this time in previous years (May 21):
2026 – 3.392
2025 – 3.411m (peaked June 1 @4.029m)
2024 – 3.134m (peaked June 4 @3.453m)
2023 – 4.652m (peaked May 24 @4.915m)
2022 – 2.864m (peaked June 17 @4.842m)
2021 – 3.222m (peaked June 6 @4.171m)
2020 – 4.060m (peaked June 3 @5.027m)
2019 – 3.322m (peaked June 4 @3.772m)
2018 – 5.131m (peaked May 20 @5.145m)
2017 – 3.741m (peaked June 3 @5.012m)
2016 – 3.641m (peaked May 8 @3.891m)
For additional information on historical water levels and discharge rates visit : https://wateroffice.ec.gc.ca/report/historical_e.html?stn=08LC002&dataType=Daily¶meterType=Level&first_year=2016&last_year=2025&mode=Graph&fbclid=IwY2xjawR8Q-BleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETFXWHBnTW1mUGRXQkwxeUdlc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQQMjIyMDM5MTc4ODIwMDg5MgABHuQxfQn9eg6mPxZYYgX2OVin2i-JkSatfu3xMR3A61spxbE2PdwcEgPKzlpq_aem_H2l8zhC3Ru_ip2uBfbZOkg
To see the Automated Snow Weather Station Graph please visit: https://governmentofbc.maps.arcgis.com/apps/webappviewer/index.html?id=c15768bf73494f5da04b1aac6793bd2e&query=AutomatedSnowStationsPROD_8332%2CLOCATION_ID%2C1E14P&fbclid=IwY2xjawR8NzFleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETF3NEpJcnRRVGRvYmZJQU5hc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQQMjIyMDM5MTc4ODIwMDg5MgABHiyo6dJrhVsNnunnCZ3KFE-Rkl7ajj7XMHIm_eU_9vEJkumGUnBY02wW56bz_aem_EDMklvXB8IWZcXAYsTXHtQ

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05/14/2026

Water levels of the Shuswap River are rising.
The water marker along the river walk, it is at 5 feet 11 inches.
According to the Real-Time Hydrometric Data Graph for Shuswap River, in the past week (May 7 to 14) water levels have increased 45.6 cm (17.9 inches).
Water level comparison at this time in previous years (May 14):
2026 – 3.587m
2025 – 3.220m (peaked June 1 @4.029m)
2024 – 2.904m (peaked June 4 @3.453m)
2023 – 3.793m (peaked May 24 @4.915m)
2022 – 2.679m (peaked June 17 @4.842m)
2021 – 2.887m (peaked June 6 @4.171m)
2020 – 3.545m (peaked June 3 @5.027m)
2019 – 3.067m (peaked June 4 @3.772m)
2018 – 4.386m (peaked May 20 @5.145m)
2017 – 3.795m (peaked June 3 @5.012m)
2016 – 3.740m (peaked May 8 @3.891m)
For additional information on historical water levels and discharge rates visit : https://wateroffice.ec.gc.ca/report/historical_e.html?stn=08LC002&dataType=Daily¶meterType=Level&first_year=2016&last_year=2025&mode=Graph

05/12/2026

We are now accepting resumes to join our summer team! Resumes can be dropped off in person at the Visitor Centre or emailed to [email protected].

05/07/2026

Water levels of the Shuswap River are rising.
According to the Real-Time Hydrometric Data Graph for Shuswap River, in the past week (April 29-May7) water levels have increased 48 cm (19 inches).
Water levels at this time in previous years:
2026 – 3.174m
2025 – 2.911m
2024 – 2.392m
2023 - 3.435m
2022 – 2.448m
2021 – 2.785m
2020 – 3.210m
2019 – 2.702m
2018 – 3.676m
2017 – 3.271m
For additional information on historical water levels and discharge rates visit : https://wateroffice.ec.gc.ca/report/real_time_e.html?stn=08LC002&mode=Graph&startDate=2026-04-29&endDate=2026-05-07&prm1=46&y1Max=&y1Min=&prm2=47&y2Max=&y2Min=
The Automated Snow Weather Station Graph for Enderby shows snow levels above the historical daily median. For more information on snow levels for British Columbia visit: https://governmentofbc.maps.arcgis.com/apps/webappviewer/index.html?id=c15768bf73494f5da04b1aac6793bd2e&query=AutomatedSnowStationsPROD_8332%2CLOCATION_ID%2C1E14P&fbclid=IwY2xjawRpuaNleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETFFWU53ejVCVDBDQUYxNkNZc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQQMjIyMDM5MTc4ODIwMDg5MgABHguQOx8jdDuj9Sqf55EVYS4TST8uNdKPU3ucvQEqWSE2GAk1F18OeUU8_82x_aem_XpCwQU2189Fd-y0C2gvFUw

05/06/2026

A fire ban will be in effect as of 12:00 pm (noon) on May 7, 2026. The fire ban affects the City of Enderby and the Shuswap River Fire Protection District. The fire ban is consistent with the Kamloops…

03/26/2026

We have seen water levels increasing over the past couple of weeks so thought we would provide a bit of an early update.
According to the Real-Time Hydrometric Data Graph for Shuswap River, in the past 2 weeks (March 12 to 26) water levels have increased 23.7 cm (9.3 inches).
Water levels at this time in previous years:
2026 – 2.397m
2025 – 2.270m
2024 – 2.368m
2023 - 1.801m
2022 – 2.192m
2021 – 2.112m
2020 – 2.037m
2019 – 2.091m
2018 – 2.005m
2017 – 2.215m
2016 – 2.378m

For additional information on historical water levels and discharge rates visit : https://wateroffice.ec.gc.ca/report/real_time_e.html?stn=08LC002&mode=Graph&startDate=2024-09-01&endDate=2026-03-26&prm1=46&y1Max=&y1Min=&prm2=47&y2Max=&y2Min=

The Automated Snow Weather Station Graph for Enderby shows snow levels above the historical daily median. For more information on snow levels for British Columbia visit: https://governmentofbc.maps.arcgis.com/apps/webappviewer/index.html?id=c15768bf73494f5da04b1aac6793bd2e&query=AutomatedSnowStationsPROD_8332%2CLOCATION_ID%2C1E14P&fbclid=IwY2xjawQycLFleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETFaTFZJc3RyNVpXUElmUW95c3J0YwZhcHBfaWQQMjIyMDM5MTc4ODIwMDg5MgABHgsvMhaRTa5S72WgcJOqaJvRpu702tydBqEOv33wtb-UIQV2of3u3oM4qIIi_aem_NZr9Kx6S3zf_XY-uByN7AA

10/14/2025

The sounds and sights of the Shuswap River 🍁 🍂

10/14/2025

The Shuswap River is beautiful this time of year with all the colors of the trees and the Salmon swimming!