Coastals

The final whitewater release from Savage River Dam for 2026 is scheduled for Saturday, September 26th, 2026. The release is scheduled to be 1,000 cfs from 10am to 4pm. Times for ramping and post-event flows will be posted on the North Branch Potomac release website (link below) closer to the event. ...

An artificially varied flow (AVF) release is scheduled from Jennings Randolph Lake for Saturday and Sunday, September 19th and 20th. After continued evaluation of hydrologic conditions, an AVF is not going to be conducted. Instead, recreational releases of 1,000 cfs will be held from 10am to 4pm on ...

From USACE: An artificially varied flow (AVF) release is scheduled from Jennings Randolph Lake for Saturday and Sunday, August 22nd and 23rd. Given overall hydrologic conditions so far this summer, an AVF is not needed at this time. Instead, recreational releases of 1,000 cfs will be held from 10am ...

The fourth and final whitewater release from Jennings Randolph Lake for 2026 was scheduled for Saturday and Sunday, May 16th and 17th. The release was scheduled to be 1,000 cfs from 10am to 4pm each day. However, please note that due to recent conditions, the Sunday, May 17th release is being cancel...

Conditions have not improved sufficiently enough to support both days of releases for this weekend, and unfortunately the Sunday, May 3rd, release is being cancelled. The release for Saturday, May 2nd, will be held as scheduled. The next weekend of whitewater releases from Jennings Randolph Lake is ...

The third whitewater release from Jennings Randolph Lake for 2026 is scheduled for Saturday and Sunday, May 2nd and 3rd. The release is scheduled to be 1,000 cfs from 10am to 4pm each day. However, please note that due to the lack of rainfall over the past few weeks in addition to low predicted rain...

I plan to be there.

Katherine

Thanks, JJ, for posting this trip.
I am looking forward to enjoying the beautiful scenery on this section. It's been almost 10 years!
Katherine

From: FRITZ, Julia A (Julie) CIV USARMY CENAB (USA) <Julia.A.Fritz@usace.army.mil> The third and final whitewater release from Savage River Dam for 2025 is scheduled for Saturday, September 27th. The release is scheduled to be 1,000 cfs from 10am to 4pm. Times for ramping and post-event flows will b...

This is a follow-up email regarding the whitewater release scheduled for May 24th and 25th, 2005 at Jennings Randolph Lake. As a result of recent and current high flow conditions, adjustments are needed to the schedule for this weekend’s whitewater release. Please be advised of the following updates...

A whitewater release from Jennings Randolph Lake is scheduled for Saturday and Sunday, May 24th and 25th, 2025. The release is scheduled to be 1,000 cfs from 10AM to 4PM each day. Please note that an impending rain system is being monitored for mid-week in the North Branch Potomac watershed. Dependi...

A whitewater release from Jennings Randolph Lake is currently scheduled for Saturday and Sunday, May 10th and 11th, 2025. The release is scheduled to be 1,000 cfs from 10AM to 4PM each day. Times for ramping and after-event flows will be posted on the North Branch Potomac release forecast webpage (l...

From USACE: A whitewater release from Jennings Randolph Lake is currently scheduled for Saturday and Sunday, April 26th and 27th, 2025. The release is scheduled to be 1,000 cfs from 10AM to 4PM each day. Times for ramping and after-event flows will be posted on the North Branch Potomac release forec...

FROM USACE: This is a follow up to the previous message regarding the April 12th and 13th whitewater release from Jennings Randolph. While the recent rain has provided added inflow, allowing the lake to rise, the lake elevation is still behind schedule for this time of year. In addition, a return to...

FRITZ, Julia A (Julie) CIV USARMY CENAB (USA) <Julia.A.Fritz@usace.army.mil> Mon, Mar 31, 3:19 PM The first 2025 whitewater release from Jennings Randolph Lake is currently scheduled for Saturday and Sunday, April 12th and 13th, 2025. However, dry conditions have persisted over the past month, slowi...