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Qu'Appelle River Saskatchewan
Fort Qu'Appelle, Saskatchewan, Canada
Just west of Bsaytah point, middle of lake . Co-ordinates provided byWater Security Agency for baseline testing Monday July 12, 2021.
High wave action ( winds from NW26km)
foam bubbles noted
Severe thunderstorm evening before - strong swirling winds from several different directions through the evening. Very little rain fail. Plethora of lightening - for approx 3 hours
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- Group: University of Regina : Citizen Science
- Site ID: 50.7982 - 103.8567
- Lat: 50.8005103
- Lng: -103.8580513
- Waterbody Type: Lake
- Timezone: America/Regina
Latest photos
View all photosWater was very smelly today throughout the lake- green pea soup smell. Lots of patches of green clumps in the water, foam bubbles on top. Several Pelicans and a couple of seagulls in the area as well as a few mosquitoes.
No wind, water was calm. No other boats in the testing area. Some parts of the lake were clearer than the testing area. Water at the main public beach in Bsaytah was clear and no odour.
wave action made it difficult to get accurate depth reading, but feel confident in our reporting. Waves also had us drift a bit but not significant