Harriman Reservoir
Reservoir, 1,949 acres, Windham County
Northeast US
Vermont lake levels today
Lakeglance tracks 14 lakes and reservoirs in Vermont: 7 reservoirs and 7 natural lakes. 6 of them have a live level gauge, so you can see today's water level next to the wind forecast.
The biggest on our list are Lake Champlain (313,577 acres), Lake Memphremagog (25,205 acres), Moore Reservoir (3,280 acres). Pick any lake below for live wind, gusts and a go or no-go call for sailing, paddling, power boating and fishing.
Water levels at gauged Vermont lakes
Latest daily readings from USGS and Corps of Engineers gauges. 1 running above normal for the month, 3 below.
| Lake | Level (ft) | 7-day change | vs normal |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lake Champlain | 94.01 | -0.05 | below normal |
| Lake Memphremagog | 679.91 | -0.08 | well below normal |
| Waterbury Reservoir | 589.62 | +0.06 | above normal |
| North Hartland Lake | 427.36 | +0.02 | near normal |
| North Springfield Lake | 467.56 | -0.23 | below normal |
| Townshend Lake | 480.26 | +0.34 | near normal |
All 14 Vermont lakes
Lake Bomoseen
Natural lake, 2,415 acres, Rutland County
Lake Carmi
Natural lake, 1,415 acres, Franklin County
Lake Champlain
Natural lake, 313,577 acres
Lake Dunmore
Natural lake, 985 acres, Addison County
Lake Memphremagog
Natural lake, 25,205 acres
Lake Willoughby
Natural lake, 1,685 acres, Orleans County
Moore Reservoir
Reservoir, 3,280 acres, Essex County
North Hartland Lake
Reservoir, 168 acres, Windsor County
North Springfield Lake
Reservoir, 96 acres, Windsor County
Seymour Lake
Natural lake, 1,777 acres, Orleans County
Somerset Reservoir
Reservoir, 1,525 acres, Windham County
Townshend Lake
Reservoir, Windham County
Waterbury Reservoir
Reservoir, 869 acres, Washington County
Vermont lakes questions
How many lakes in Vermont does Lakeglance cover?
14. Each one has a conditions page with live National Weather Service wind and a 7-day wind forecast. 6 have a live level gauge, and 8 more show water levels from NASA's SWOT satellite.
What is the largest lake in Vermont?
Of the lakes we track, Lake Champlain is the largest at about 313,577 acres of surface water.
Which Vermont lakes are low right now?
Compared with their normal level for this month, Lake Champlain, Lake Memphremagog, North Springfield Lake are running below normal in our latest update.