IDAHO FLOW REPORT

Last Updated: April 2, 2026

Streamflow levels across Idaho are currently 107.0% of normal, with the Pend Oreille River At Newport Wa reporting the highest discharge in the state with 37700cfs and gauge stage of 38.5 ft. Meanwhile, the Dry Bed Nr Ririe Id is seeing a spike in streamflows today after experiencing a 360.58% increase since yesterday, and currently running at 479cfs.

Maximum gauge stage in the state was last observed at the Sf Coeur D Alene River Abv Pine Cr Nr Pinehurst Id, currently reporting a stage of 89.63ft. The Johnson Creek At Yellow Pine Id in the South Fork Salmon watershed is surging for this time of year at 889cfs, about 228.29% of normal.

       




       

Winter Storm Warnings

April 2 2026

Rafting & Kayaking

River Run Status Streamflow (CFS) Air Temp (F)
32nd Street to Smelter
Class III to IV-
34.11
TOO HIGH 1630 59
RUNNABLE 144 56
RUNNABLE 3670 48
RUNNABLE 3670 48
RUNNABLE 3670 48
RUNNABLE 3670 48
RUNNABLE 3670 48
Box Canyon
Class II
RUNNABLE 267 50
RUNNABLE 1270 53
Cabarton
Class II to III
TOO LOW 44.6 35
RUNNABLE 1070 55
Coffee Pot
Class III
RUNNABLE 390 48
TOO HIGH 1070 55
RUNNABLE 1560 54
RUNNABLE 1560 54
RUNNABLE 1560 54
RUNNABLE 1070 55
RUNNABLE 2490 58
35.94
TOO LOW 527 58
TOO HIGH 1070 55
RUNNABLE 9860 51
216 45
Murphy to Bruneau
Class III- to V
TOO LOW 20 57
Murphy to Bruneau
Class III- to V
TOO LOW 20 57
Murphy to Bruneau
Class III- to V
TOO LOW 20 57
TOO LOW 57
Pahsimeroi to Royal Gorge
Class II- to III-
TOO HIGH 1070 55
RUNNABLE 3090 45
42.37
35.55
RUNNABLE 9860 51
TOO HIGH 1070 55
418 49
Split Creek to Lowell
Class II+ to III+
RUNNABLE 2490 58
TOO HIGH 1070 55
RUNNABLE 1070 55
RUNNABLE 2490 58
42.12