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Shadehill Reservoir water level today

Reservoir in Perkins, South Dakota · Grand River

2,265.15ft
690.42 m · gauge reading (local datum, not an elevation)
Measured · provisional
Normal for the dateSteady
vs full pool ?
▼ 6.85 ft
24 hours
▼ 0.01 ft
7 days
▼ 0.15 ft
30 days
▼ 0.49 ft
Normal for Oct 22 ?
2,268.01 ft

What this means

Shadehill Reservoir is 6.85 ft below its full pool of 2,272.00 ft.

It is lower than on Oct 22 in 6 of the last 10 years.

The lake has fallen 0.15 ft in 7 days and fallen 0.49 ft in 30 days.

Since 2004, the lowest daily level was 2,257.29 ft (Mar 2008) and the highest 2,290.82 ft (Apr 2009).

Shadehill Reservoir level chart

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Measured Normal range for the date (middle 50% of past years) Full pool

Same date in past years

DateLevelvs today
Oct 22, 20252,267.97 ft▲ 2.82 ft
Oct 22, 20242,262.94 ft▼ 2.21 ft
Oct 22, 20232,270.61 ft▲ 5.46 ft
Oct 22, 20222,265.64 ft▲ 0.49 ft
Oct 22, 20212,261.91 ft▼ 3.24 ft
Oct 22, 20202,268.81 ft▲ 3.66 ft
Oct 22, 20192,270.50 ft▲ 5.35 ft
Oct 22, 20182,270.00 ft▲ 4.85 ft
Oct 22, 20172,264.08 ft▼ 1.07 ft
Oct 22, 20162,263.67 ft▼ 1.48 ft

Records & details

Highest
2,290.82 ft on Apr 17, 2009
Lowest
2,257.29 ft on Mar 11, 2008
Records from
2004 (22 years of daily data)
Full pool
2,272.00 ft (top of conservation pool, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers)
Storage
88,949 acre-ft
Inflow
21.3 cfs (0.60 m³/s)
Outflow
21.2 cfs (0.60 m³/s)
Water temperature
Not measured here

What acre-feet and % full mean

Full history: yearly highs and lows, monthly averages →

Weather & wind

Tonight44°F · Mostly Clear
Wind SE 8 mph
Thursday78°F · Mostly Sunny
Wind SE 6 to 12 mph
Thursday Night54°F · Partly Cloudy
Wind SE 5 to 8 mph
Friday80°F · Partly Sunny
Wind SE 7 to 16 mph
Friday Night40°F · Partly Cloudy
Wind W 9 to 26 mph
Saturday53°F · Sunny
Wind NW 9 to 28 mph

NOAA National Weather Service forecast for this lake's location, updated 2 h ago.

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