Stratton Pool
From Pistakee Lake through Johnsburg to Stratton Lock and Dam.
Local Weather
Conditions · Fox River
Pistakee Lake / Fox River outflow to William G. Stratton–Thomas A. Bolger Lock and Dam. Current water and weather information is shown when available.
From Pistakee Lake through Johnsburg to Stratton Lock and Dam.
Local Weather
Decision support
Thunderstorms are forecast during the evaluation period.
Next transition: GO · Tue 10 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.
Thunderstorms are indicated for the current period. Wind 16 mph · gusts 24 mph.
Local Water
The local water body represented by these measurements and forecasts.
Stratton Pool is a monitored location on the Fox River.
Pistakee Lake / Fox River outflow to William G. Stratton–Thomas A. Bolger Lock and Dam.
This page attaches current Water and Weather products by the canonical location ID. Missing products remain unavailable rather than being estimated or borrowed from another location.
For detailed river access, landmarks, portages, and navigation information, see the printable maps from Fabulous Fox Water Trail.
Sources and limitations
Current level information and weather are displayed only when a current canonical artifact exists for this location. Missing data are not converted to zero or inferred from a neighboring location. 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.