BLACK BUTTE

Reservoir Levels Weather Hydrology

Reservoir Levels

Black Butte

March 29 2024

80,276 acre-ft

+1.9% today
122% of Normal High

Water storage levels at Black Butte are currently 80,276 acre-ft, about 122% of normal. The average for this time of year is approximately 65,656.53acre-ft. Maximum recorded Storage since record keeping began in 2003 was 2006-05-19 when levels reached 132,242 acre-ft. Lowest recorded Storage was 2008-07-07 when levels receded to 1,067 acre-ft. View historical levels.

Black Butte is a volcanic peak located in the northern Sacramento Valley of California. The mountain rises to an elevation of 6,358 feet and is composed of volcanic rock. It has a long history of human use, with evidence of Native American settlements in the area dating back thousands of years. The hydrology of Black Butte is closely tied to the surrounding mountains and valleys, with surface flow from snowmelt and rainfall contributing to the region's agricultural and recreational uses. The mountain's snowpack is a key source of water for the region's farmers and ranchers, and its slopes provide opportunities for hiking, camping, and other outdoor activities. Black Butte also has cultural significance, with its distinctive profile serving as a landmark for travelers and a source of inspiration for artists and writers.

Geolocation -122.329, 39.808
Elevation 426 ft
Storage 24hr Change 1.9%
Percent of Normal 122%
Minimum 1,067 acre-ft
2008-07-07
Maximum 132,242 acre-ft
2006-05-19
Average 65,657 acre-ft
Nid_Height 25
Hydraulic_Height 15
Primary_Dam_Type Gravity
Year_Completed 1989
Dam_Height 25
River_Or_Stream Stony Creek
Surface_Area 9
Hazard_Potential Low
Nid_Storage 52
Dam_Length 1464

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