Where do you find current water temps?

[88larson]

I am looking for a link or 2 to find water temps in the pittsburgh pool and shenago lake. I had them but got a new comp and cant find them.

[Steelerguy]

Army core keeps records for a lot of things at most dam Dams. However Temp is not one of them.

There used to be a link that showed temps for certain station on one page.

Well they have updated things and this is the best I found. You will have to check them all for which ones give Temp.

http://www2.mvr.usace.army.mil/Water...fid=ELZP1&dt=S

http://www2.mvr.usace.army.mil/Water...new/layout.cfm

You can ball park that most rivers are 55-65.

[citycop4]

You can always call us at River Rescue. Right now the Pgh pool is 51 degrees . Can't help you on Shenango

I am looking for a link or 2 to find water temps in the pittsburgh pool and shenago lake. I had them but got a new comp and cant find them.

[nitsuj]

WTF. You guys don't have anything to do this time of year. Can't you just call us and let us know the temp?

[N'Mocean]

I work at a power plant on the ohio and it currently is 56.6 degrees it has come a few degrees from the beginning of the week

[88larson]

Thanks guys I am going to guess a lake would be just a few degrees warmer.

[galleyslave]

We usually dunk Miss Nauti, she OUTWARDLY expresses if it's too cold to go in....................

I am looking for a link or 2 to find water temps in the pittsburgh pool and shenago lake. I had them but got a new comp and cant find them.

[Quag]

Best place to find them....on your depth finder! Get that puppy in the water.

[JZelt]

East Branch the corp tries to maintain the outflow temp the same as the surface temp of the dam. Being farther up north, their air is 10 degrees colder than Pittsburgh. Water temp over Easter last weekend was 45.

The rivers are actually warmer than the dams at any point of time.

Tygart lake air temp is 10 degrees warmer on avg than Pittsburgh.

[WSW MARINA]

We all go by the 100 rule, If the air and water together equal to 100 or more its all good.

[MikeyJ]

As much as I want to go wakeboarding, 50 degree air and water is not going to cut it for me, or any other combination that equals 100 degrees for that matter.

[galleyslave]

Afer an extensive internet search, this is the best I've come up with.....please note the readings are in Celsius not Fahrenheit.


http://waterwatch.usgs.gov/wqwatch/m...pa&pcode=00010