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848.53ft NGVD29
0.00 ft in 7 daysReading from Oct 26, 2026.
O'Shaughnessy Reservoir was at 848.53 ft on October 26, holding steady over the past week (0.00 ft).
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Outlook. Monday: WSW wind 2 to 4 kt, gusts to 6 kt, high near 73°F. Tuesday: E wind 3 to 4 kt, gusts to 7 kt, high near 71°F.
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848.53ft NGVD29
0.00 ft in 7 daysReading from Oct 26, 2026.
O'Shaughnessy Reservoir was at 848.53 ft on October 26, holding steady over the past week (0.00 ft).
Background reading: O'Shaughnessy Reservoir on Wikipedia
Set in Delaware County, Ohio, O'Shaughnessy Reservoir is a reservoir. The reservoir dates to 1922.
We read the level from USGS gauge 03220500, listed as O'shaughnessy Reservoir near Dublin OH. Wind and weather come from the National Weather Service grid cell over the lake, so the numbers describe open water rather than the nearest airport.
Reservoir levels move with releases and inflow, so ramps and beaches can change week to week. The water level page tracks that day by day.
The go or no-go calls above are a starting point, not a guarantee. Read how we score conditions, and always check local rules and posted warnings before you launch.
The National Weather Service forecast for the lake from October 26: Monday: WSW wind 2 to 4 kt, gusts to 6 kt, high near 73°F. The panel at the top of this page refreshes the current wind, gusts and direction when you open it and turns them into a call for sailing, paddling, power boating and fishing.
O'Shaughnessy Reservoir was at 848.53 ft on October 26, holding steady over the past week (0.00 ft).
The dam that forms O'Shaughnessy Reservoir was completed in 1922.
If O'Shaughnessy is blown out, these are the closest alternatives. Tap through for their conditions.