pH (0-14)
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9.4
Stinson dock : Arm Lake
Saskatchewan, Canada
Observed by
Paul Stinson
- Observed on: Sun, 30 Jul 2023 08:05:00 -0600
- Testers Paul and Crystal Stinson
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Associated with:
University of Regina : Citizen Science - Lat: 51.0671019
- Lng: -105.802846
Observation report
See trends at this locationWater quality tests
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Secchi depth m
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0.1
Nitrates ppm
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0.0
Nitrites mg/L
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< 0.5
Water depth m
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0.54
Conductivity μS/cm
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1,060.0
Air temperature °C
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17.0
Water temperature °C
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21.0
Phosphates total ppm
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0.0
Qualitative
Algae
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Yes
Odour
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Other
Clarity
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Opaque
Algae Type
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Cyanobacteria, Blue-green scum
Water Flow
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Still
Water Uses
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Fishing, Swimming, Boating, Public water supply
Water Level
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Average
Water Colour
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Green
On the water surface
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Scum, Floating algae
Wildlife
Weather
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Weather in previous 24 hours What's this?
Latest photos
Notes
The water in the immediate area was opaque with algae and surface scum. The shore had a wide matt of blue-gtreen algae. Visibility was essentially zero. If the surface scum was disturbed by raising and lowering the disk, visibility rached 10cm. The next day though, a change in wind direction made it possible to view to the bottom (54 cm), although still contained significant numbers of algae strands throughout the visible water column.
Birds included pelicans soaring, and purple martins calling