North Batavia Pool
Between Geneva and North Batavia dams.
Local Weather
Conditions · Fox River · Modeled
Fox River between the Geneva and North Batavia dams, with modeled discharge referenced at North Batavia Dam.
Between Geneva and North Batavia dams.
Local Weather
Decision support
Forecast wind exceeds the Dive Otter recreational-paddlecraft threshold.
Next transition: GO · Thu 1 PM
Each hour is evaluated independently. A NO-GO condition takes precedence; otherwise an unresolved required input produces Unavailable, cautions produce GO · Caution, and an hour with none of those conditions is GO.
At least one blocking safety condition is present.
No blocking condition is present, but at least one caution applies.
No known NO-GO condition is present, but the model cannot responsibly resolve the hour.
Required evidence resolves the hour and no blocking condition or caution is present.
Current concerns to review before launching.
Wind 15 mph · gusts 24 mph.
Local Water
The local water body represented by these measurements and forecasts.
North Batavia Pool is the Fox River impoundment between Geneva Dam upstream and North Batavia Dam downstream.
Conditions shown here describe this specific reach. Provisional modeled discharge, literal recent changes, upstream water-temperature context, and a dedicated local weather forecast provide the available current information.
No direct continuous mainstem discharge gauge or local river-level measurement represents the pool. The displayed flow is a modeled estimate and is labeled as such.
For detailed river access, landmarks, portages, and navigation information, see the printable maps from Fabulous Fox Water Trail.
Sources and limitations
River discharge is a provisional modeled estimate, while weather uses a dedicated National Weather Service forecast. No local stage, depth, velocity, or dam-hydraulic inference is presented. Current facts remain separate from the explicitly labeled On the Water recommendation, and no seasonal or historical interpretation is presented.
Definitions: Flow is discharge in cubic feet per second. Stage is gage height at a specific station. The 24-hour direction compares the current reading with the prior reading: positive is rising or warming, negative is falling or cooling, and zero is steady. Detailed numeric readings and recent traces are available under Current River Data below.
Weather source: National Weather Service office LOT.