Utah Flow Report


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March 29 2024

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Utah Flow Report

March 29 2024



Streamflow levels across Utah are currently 117.0% of normal, with the Colorado River Near Cisco reporting the highest discharge in the state with 3890cfs and gauge stage of 2.97 ft. Meanwhile, the Ogden River Bl Pineview Res Near Huntsville is seeing a spike in streamflows today after experiencing a 49.75% increase since yesterday, and currently running at 605cfs.

Maximum gauge stage in the state was last observed at the Santa Clara Riv Blw Winsor Dam, currently reporting a stage of 16.43ft. The East Canyon Creek Near Morgan in the Lower Weber watershed is surging for this time of year at 263cfs, about 339.58% of normal.


Surface Flow Characteristics


Utah has a semi-arid climate with variable precipitation patterns and significant snowfall in the mountains. Major surface flows include the Great Salt Lake, Utah Lake, and Bear Lake, with numerous reservoirs and dams throughout the state. The Colorado River and its tributaries, including the Green River, are vital sources of water for Utah. The state's hydrology is heavily influenced by its topography, with the Wasatch Mountains playing a key role in snowpack accumulation and runoff. The snowpack is critical for providing water to the state's major rivers and irrigation systems. Watershed data is closely monitored to predict and manage water availability in the state, with a focus on balancing agricultural, municipal, and environmental needs.


Streamgauge Profile

Compare conditions across the state


Utah Storm Center

Statewide Warnings & Alerts

Popular Whitewater Destinations

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

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