The Ashokan Release Channel will be decreased from 600 to approximately 10 MGD. The decreases will be executed incrementally in 20 to 40 MGD steps scheduled from 8AM to 7:30PM today. The current release channel turbidity is 11.60 ntu.

The Ashokan Release Channel will be increased from 10 to approximately 600 MGD. The increases will be executed incrementally in 20 to 40 MGD steps over the course of this afternoon and tomorrow morning. The current release channel turbidity is 12.70 ntu.

The Ashokan Release Channel was decreased from 200 to approximately 10 MGD, which is the seasonal minimum. The decrease was made incrementally and completed at 1:30PM.

The current release channel turbidity is 16.60 ntu.

The Ashokan Release Channel was decreased from 480 to approximately 200 MGD. The decreases were executed in 20 to 40 MDG increments and completed at 4:30PM today.

The current release channel turbidity is 19.20 ntu.

The Ashokan Release Channel will be increased from 20 MGD to approximately 480 MGD. The increases will be executed in 20 to 40 MGD increments from 8AM to 5PM. The current release channel turbidity is 19.20 ntu.

The Ashokan Release Channel is currently being decreased from 10 to 0 MGD. Release shut-down is being conducted to allow for valve repair and inspection of tunnels.

The current release channel turbidity is 18.50 ntu.

The Ashokan Release Channel is currently being decreased from 600 to approximately 10 MGD. The decreases will be executed in 20 to 40 MGD increments starting at 7AM and ending at 6:30PM. The current release channel turbidity is 19.00 ntu.

Since Mt. Marion gauge dropped below Action Stage, the Ashokan Release Channel will be increased today from 0 to approximately 280 MGD. The increases will be executed in 20 to 40 MDG increments. The current release channel turbidity is 7.90 ntu.

As of 1700 hrs Ashokan Release Channel was shutdown in one step from 600 mgd to 0 mgd. Shutdown was due to Mt Marion forecasted to reach action stage of 18 feet and current reading of 17.16 feet.

The Ashokan Release Channel is currently being increased today from 300 to approximately 600 MGD in 40 MDG increments. The current release channel turbidity is 8.0 ntu.

To continue with discharge mitigation in accordance with the interim release protocol, DEP has further increased flow rates in the Ashokan Release Channel in order to maintain a 10% void in the reservoir.

These discharge mitigation releases are expected to continue for approximately one week but may change with reservoir operating and downstream conditions.