The early spring weather around the Okanagan has impacted more than just people’s moods.
According to a report to Coldstream council on Monday, March 25, the water level at Kal Lake is at its lowest level since 2004.
The stats come after a below-average snow season, where snowpack levels were significantly lower than usual.
According to the provincial government’s snow survey, snowpack levels are just 66 per cent of normal across the province.
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