8/26/2024
WT Staff
 August 26, 2024 updated 459 pm EDT
Goshen Water - BWA in effect due to turbidity, Village of Fonda BWA following water main break
Safe Drinking Water Advisories
Montgomery County: Village of Fonda is under a BWA following repair of a water main yesterday. The boil order applies to customers connecting from Country Route 5 West and Hickory Hill Road area until further notice.
Orange County: Village of Goshen is under a system-wide BWA issued for high turbidity over the weekend. Suspended particles in the water can be associated with microbiological contamination, be sure to boil the water vigorously for at least one minute before consuming or using for preparation of food and beverages.
Hazardous Weather Outlook issued 412 am August 26 NWS New York
Severe thunderstorms will be possible today into this evening with
the main threats of large hail and damaging winds.
Impacting Orange-Putnam-Rockland-
Northern Westchester-Southern Westchester-New York (Manhattan)-Bronx-
Richmond (Staten Island)-Kings (Brooklyn)-Northwest Suffolk-
Northeast Suffolk-Southwest Suffolk-Southeast Suffolk-
Northern Queens-Northern Nassau-Southern Queens-Southern Nassau
Streamflow Situation from the network of USGS streamflow gauges in the USA
Just seven monitoring stations record flood flows Monday morning. New York streamflows run normal in the west, above normal through central and south watersheds including Lower Hudson River, to much above seasonal normal flows in the north with no more than a handful of monitors recording below normal.
WT HAB Tracker from the satellite monitoring program of the NOAA National Centers for Coastal Ocean Science(NCCOS) and State sources where available
From the NYS DEC notifications center, 132 HABs are confirmed in New York State, down from 142 on the weekend. Delta Lake and Indian Falls Lake have first HABs of 2024 with Bradley Brook Reservoir back on the impacted water list.
The latest clear image of Lake Champlain HAB was captured Aug 24 at unknown wind speed, showing Baie Missisquoi HAB covering a reduced area in the bay centered along the east shore at 1 million cells per 100 ml. A small localized HAB along the north shore on the Canadian side of the border meets 2 million cells per 100 ml. A new image has been added from Sunday August 25, cloud obscured with no view of the water.
Lake Erie west basin
The latest satellite image of Lake Erie West basin was captured August 25 at wind speed 5 mph. The hot spot in Lake Erie HAB here is north of Toledo in Maumee Bay, 3 to 4 million cells. The extent of this bloom is much reduced from our previous view, running approximately 15 nm from Maumee River outlet north along the Michigan shoreline, and approximately 10 to 12 nm to the east, the east side of the HAB in line with Magee Marsh Wilderness Area. A narrow band of HAB runs along the Ohio shore past Camp Perry to Port Clinton, the HAB east side of Catawba Island is localized, Sandusky Bay retains the lakewide HAB of reduced concentration, 500 to 600 thousand cells per 100 ml. See the latest NCCOS satellite image of Lake Erie west basin here.
Louisiana: The latest image is dated Aug 25, taken at high wind speed over 15 mph. This image is partially cloud obscured, a glimpse of Bayou Fortier reveals an area of extreme high concentration 3 million cells per 100 ml, Lac des Allemands HAB appears lower concentration, 700 to 800 thousand cells. Lake Fields is cloud obscured in this image. Lake Verret is cloud obscured, Lake Palourde and the water to the south show 900 thousand to 1 million cells per 100 ml lakewide blooms.
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