UTAH FLOW REPORT

Last Updated: February 13, 2026

Utah's rivers are experiencing a variety of streamflow conditions, with several areas showing lower than normal flows, which may impact river enthusiasts and ecosystems alike. Notably, the Colorado River near Cisco currently flows at 2,180 cubic feet per second (cfs), a minor increase over the last 24 hours, yet it remains 19.67% below what's typical for this season. The Green River, a haven for whitewater recreation, particularly near Greendale and through Dinosaur National Monument, flows at a concerning 841 cfs, which is a significant 37.62% below normal. Such low levels not only affect recreational activities but also raise concerns over water availability and ecosystem health. The Virgin River, with sections near St. George and Bloomington, shows an unusual uptick in flow, potentially indicating localized flooding risks.

In contrast, the Virgin River basin offers a brighter outlook, with streamflow near St. George at 125 cfs, marking a substantial 22.81% above normal, and near Bloomington at 120 cfs, 24.96% above normal, which may entice kayakers seeking higher flows. However, water enthusiasts should exercise caution as rapid increases can lead to dangerous conditions. The Logan and Bear Rivers are also experiencing increased flow rates, which could affect communities like Corinne, and might also provide improved conditions for fishing and water sports. Meanwhile, the Provo River, essential for both wildlife and outdoor activities, is showing mixed conditions with a flow near Charleston of 173 cfs, slightly above the norm. Lastly, the Surplus Canal and Jordan River in Salt Lake City register significantly reduced flows, which could impact urban water management. Rivergoers should remain vigilant, as streamflow conditions are dynamic and can quickly change, influencing both accessibility and safety on these cherished waterways.

       




       

Rafting & Kayaking

River Run Status Streamflow (CFS) Air Temp (F)
3rd Dam to 2nd Dam
Class II+ to III
TOO HIGH 199 62
A Section
Class I to II
RUNNABLE 1200 64
Avantiquan
Class III
49.26
B Section
Class II+ to III-
TOO HIGH 1200 64
RUNNABLE 3430 70
Bridal Veil (BV)
Class III to IV
TOO HIGH 340 63
C Section
Class II- to II
RUNNABLE 1200 64
Calf Creek to Lake Powell
Class III- to III
TOO LOW 128 66
Cataract Canyon
Class III to IV
65.7
TOO HIGH 4620 77
Clear Creek
Class III- to III
55.09
Desolation Canyon
Class II to III
TOO HIGH 2600 83
RUNNABLE 44.8 56
TOO LOW 53.8 69
Green River Daily
Class II to II+
63.28
Henefer to Taggert
Class II- to III
RUNNABLE 0.77 68
TOO HIGH 4620 77
I-70 to Tomsich Butte
Class II to III-
RUNNABLE 14.1 71
TOO HIGH 2600 83
TOO LOW 505 74
Little Grand Canyon
Class I to II
58.46
Logan Town Run
Class II+ to III-
TOO HIGH 127 64
Lower Ogden
Class III+
TOO LOW 153 61
Marysvale Canyon
Class III- to IV
TOO LOW 505 74
RUNNABLE 530 80
TOO HIGH 239 60
TOO HIGH 4620 77
RUNNABLE 0.77 68
RUNNABLE 0.77 68
47.07
TOO LOW 59.5 82
Ogden Narrows
Class III+ to IV
RUNNABLE 153 61
TOO HIGH 324 71
RUNNABLE 888 60
TOO HIGH 92.3 73
57.18
52.11
Rainbow Gardens
Class III to IV-
RUNNABLE 153 61
TOO HIGH 127 64
Riverdale Wave
Class III-
TOO LOW 0.77 68
RUNNABLE 0.77 68
RUNNABLE 530 80
47.46
TOO HIGH 308 69
Sixth Water
Class V- to V
RUNNABLE 31.9 67
TOO HIGH 11.7 62
RUNNABLE 76.1 67
Spanish Fork
Class III-
RUNNABLE 148 71
Split Mountain
Class II+ to IV-
RUNNABLE 888 60
RUNNABLE 888 60
TOO HIGH 127 64
RUNNABLE 155 58
RUNNABLE 888 60
RUNNABLE 14.1 71
52.43
TOO LOW 59.5 82
TOO HIGH 59.6 62
TOO HIGH 59.6 62
TOO HIGH 59.6 62
Upper Provo Falls
Class V- to V+
RUNNABLE 239 60
RUNNABLE 239 60
TOO LOW 59.5 82
Wellington to Woodside
Class II to II+
56.41
RUNNABLE 44.8 56
Westwater
Class III to IV
TOO HIGH 4620 77
60.89
RUNNABLE 61.8 64
RUNNABLE 61.8 64
Zion Narrows
Class III+
TOO LOW 93.8 83