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FW36 Manassas Run E. coli levels on Wednesday June 22 versus Thursday Jun 23

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FW36 Manassas Run E. coli levels on Wednesday June 22 versus Thursday Jun 23

June 24, 2022 Friends of the Shenandoah River

FW36 Manassas Run, upstream of the confluence with the Shenandoah River at Morgan’s Ford public boat landing in Warren County VA. E. coli levels on Wednesday June 22 versus Thursday June 23

On Wednesday June 22, 2022, some areas in the region experienced rainstorms where 1-2 inches of rain fell. We were able to collect water samples at sites on Wednesday before the storm. We went out again on Thursday, June 23, 2022, after the storm to collect water samples at some of the sites that we did the previous day to illustrate the effect the rain had on E. coli levels.

As reference, the FOSR uses the Virginia water-quality standard prior to October 2019 which was a single sample threshold of 235 E. coli colony-forming units per 100 mL of water sample for primary recreational use. Meaning that if a single freshwater grab sample had E. coli levels that exceed 235 CFU per 100mL of water sample then the water was considered unsafe for primary recreational use.

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