URGENT UPDATE: The latest readings from Gavins Point Dam reveal critical water levels and temperatures just confirmed for December 23, 2025. As of this morning, the water temperature stands at a chilling 32.5°F, with the lake elevation recorded at 1208.05 ft.
The power plant is currently discharging an impressive 12,000 cubic feet per second (cfs), while the spillway release remains at 0 cfs. These numbers are vital for local residents and stakeholders, especially as winter conditions intensify and water management becomes increasingly crucial.
Authorities stress the importance of monitoring these figures, as they directly impact local ecosystems, recreational activities, and water supply for communities surrounding the Missouri River. This data not only informs conservation efforts but also aids in ensuring public safety as temperatures drop.
The tailwater elevation is currently at 1150.80 ft, a critical measurement for those involved in flood management and environmental monitoring. Residents along the river should remain alert to changing conditions, as they can influence both water quality and wildlife habitats.
Stay tuned for further updates as more data becomes available. Local officials encourage community members to share this information widely, as understanding these conditions is essential for public safety and environmental stewardship.
As the situation develops, it is crucial for everyone in the area to remain informed and prepared for any changes that may arise.
