Monthly Archive: July 2020

JULY 28, 2020 Meeting CANCELLED
Due to COVID-19

Friends of Green Lake has cancelled our meeting planned for July 28 because of COVID-19. We plan to have a Zoom meeting in September, and will post details here. Please look on our web page friendsofgreenlake.org for confirmation and an agenda  by early September.  Hope to see you online!

Take care – stay safe – stay healthy!

Rob Zisette
President, Friends of Green Lake
rzisette@herrerainc.com>

THANKS HEARTHSTONE FOR HOSTING OUR MEETINGS!

Secchi Depth: 3.0 meters, (9.8 feet)
Water Temjp: 22.5 C, (72.5 F)

Lake Water Quality is monitored weekly by Jeffrey Howard at East Green Lake from the T-dock near the Green Lake Community Center. The weekly data are reported quarterly and uploaded to the King County Lakes website available here. Select “Green-1” and “View Data”. General lake information, water quality data, and reports are available here.

For continuous Green Lake Water Level and Temperature Gauge data tracked by King County, go to the King County Hydrologic Information Center website where you can search for both temperature (in C) and lake elevation. Here are instructions:
1. Click on either Water Temperature or State Only Gage to get a map of monitoring sites.
2. Click on the red dot at Green Lake.
3. Click on View Graph. (The graph is currently being updated to improve visibility.) More data selections are listed left of the graph.

Secchi Depth: 2.4 meters, (7.9 feet)
Water Temjp: 21.0 C, (69.8 F)

Lake Water Quality is monitored weekly by Jeffrey Howard at East Green Lake from the T-dock near the Green Lake Community Center. The weekly data are reported quarterly and uploaded to the King County Lakes website available here. Select “Green-1” and “View Data”. General lake information, water quality data, and reports are available here.

For continuous Green Lake Water Level and Temperature Gauge data tracked by King County, go to the King County Hydrologic Information Center website where you can search for both temperature (in C) and lake elevation. Here are instructions:
1. Click on either Water Temperature or State Only Gage to get a map of monitoring sites.
2. Click on the red dot at Green Lake.
3. Click on View Graph. (The graph is currently being updated to improve visibility.) More data selections are listed left of the graph.