Okanagan Lake residents and visitors are urged to be wary of the water.

As sandbag recovery and debris removal is starting to take place, it is opening up the potential for black water to spill into the lake. Therefore the Okanagan Indian Band Emergency Operations Centre is urging caution.

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Flood barrier protections may be surrounding a home holding black water in this pool and if the barriers break due to wave action or disintegrate the black waters will cycle into Okanagan Lake.

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Black water also attracts mosquitoes.

There have been 1,000 barrels reported along the north arm of Okanagan Lake either holding down docks and/or floating in the waters.

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Meanwhile on Kalamalka Lake boat launches remain closed and are expected to remain closed over the weekend. The launch at Paddlewheel Park also remains closed and lake levels continue to be monitored.

Residents and visitors who want to boat on area lakes are encouraged follow the guidelines for respectful boating. They香蕉视频直播檙e encouraged to view the Boating Wake maps at in order to protect against wave generated shoreline erosion. Once lake levels reach more reasonable levels, regular boating activities can resume.

Okanagan and Kalamalka lakes remain about 47 centimetres above full-pool.

When the level of Okanagan Lake reaches 342.60 metres above sea level (it is currently 342.949), most beaches are expected to reopen, and most docks should be above water again. When the lake returns to its normal full-pool level of 342.48, all beaches will reopen and boating activity can return to normal.