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Reservoir Water Storage (Hydrologic Region)

Reservoir Water Storage (By Hydrologic Region)

(1,000 Acre-Feet)

OCTOBER

Report Generated: 11/21/2008 09:12
        End-of-month Storage in Calendar Year:
REGION NUM of
RES 		CAP Hist Avg 1977 1983 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008
STATE
NORTH COAST 6 3096 1917 260 2211 2058 1710 2169 2084 1703 1304
SF BAY 14 546 288 180 355 294 284 335 336 293 316
CENTRAL COAST 6 970 516 202 771 511 349 760 828 531 530
SOUTH COAST 29 1973 1285 842 1640 1150 1216 1501 1320 1271 1182
SACRAMENTO R 43 16001 9590 4154 12090 10540 8547 11047 11382 7641 6340
SAN JOAQUIN R 34 11439 6118 1391 8547 6241 5583 8207 8239 5569 4445
TULARE LAKE 6 2087 635 199 1277 452 338 875 821 412 345
NORTH LAHONTAN 5 1072 480 37 878 195 117 348 764 446 184
SOUTH LAHONTAN 8 402 273 158 317 241 242 290 319 229 200
STATE TOTAL151 37590 21106 7427 28089 21684 18390 25536 26097 18098 14848
PCT OF AVG      35 133 103 87 121 124 86 70
 
 
Comments
The 1983 through the present storage amounts include New Melones and Warm Springs Reservoirs which began operation after 1977, the new Spicer Meadows Reservoir on the Stanislaus River which began operation in 1989, and Los Vaqueros Reservoir which began operation in 1998.

The 1983 column shows storage in the wettest runoff year this century (1977 was the driest)

Colorado River Basin Storage

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