LAKE MATHEWS

Reservoir Levels Weather Hydrology


Lake Mathews is a reservoir located in Riverside County, California. It was first created in 1939 and serves as a crucial source of water for over 1 million people in Southern California. The lake has a storage capacity of over 182,000 acre-feet and receives water from the Colorado River and snowpack melt from the San Bernardino and San Gabriel Mountains. The lake is also fed by several smaller streams and springs, including Temescal Creek and Cajalco Creek. Lake Mathews is an essential water source for local agriculture and is used for irrigation purposes. Additionally, the lake offers recreational opportunities such as fishing, boating, and camping. It is also home to a variety of wildlife, including bald eagles and bobcats.

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Storage 24hr Change -0.27%
Percent of Normal 90%
Minimum 84,983 acre-ft
2020-12-29
Maximum 170,617 acre-ft
2023-04-22
Average 141,136 acre-ft
Nid_Height 264
Hydraulic_Height 250
Primary_Dam_Type Earth
Drainage_Area 40
Year_Completed 1938
Dam_Height 264
Hazard_Potential High
River_Or_Stream Tr Cajalco Creek
Surface_Area 2750
Nid_Storage 182000
Dam_Length 6522

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