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Jordanelle Reservoir

Elevation at Jordanelle Dam

6,116.67ft

feet above sea level

49.73 ft below full · up 0.48 ft this week

daily reading for Nov 13 · the agency posts once a day

Past 30 days

+2.24 ft

level change

Storage

182,286

acre-feet · 59% full

Water temp

49.5°F

Provo River near Charleston

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Drought watchJordanelle Reservoir 23.64 ft below its typical level for this date

Below normal for the date

23.64

ft (typical today: 6,140.31 ft)

Jordanelle deficit

128,692

acre-feet below full

Above 2022 drought low

14.66

ft (6,102.01 ft, 2022 drought)

Jordanelle is holding steady. Water in and water out are about even this week. That puts it in the “Drought territory” range, 13.33 ft below the “First pinch points” line.

Past 30 days

+2.24 ft over this window
6,114.006,115.006,116.006,117.00Oct 14Oct 29Nov 13↑ typical for these dates: 6,124.60–6,149.08 ft
Lake elevation, past 30 days, now 6,116.67 ft, up 2.24 ft over the window
DateElevation (ft)
Oct 146,114.43
Oct 156,114.28
Oct 166,114.26
Oct 176,114.28
Oct 186,114.30
Oct 196,114.32
Oct 206,114.36
Oct 216,114.39
Oct 226,114.50
Oct 236,114.65
Oct 246,114.77
Oct 256,114.86
Oct 266,114.94
Oct 276,115.01
Oct 286,115.08
Oct 296,115.13
Oct 306,115.21
Oct 316,115.27
Nov 16,115.51
Nov 26,115.71
Nov 36,115.86
Nov 46,115.98
Nov 56,116.09
Nov 66,116.19
Nov 76,116.28
Nov 86,116.36
Nov 96,116.44
Nov 106,116.51
Nov 116,116.57
Nov 126,116.62
Nov 136,116.67

Daily pool elevation · Bureau of Reclamation daily · provisional

Typical for these dates: the middle half of years since 1996 in the lake’s record, median dashed.

The lake in cross-section

Fuse-plug spillway 6…Historic high 6168.061997Full pool 6166.42022 drought 6102.0149.73 ft to full6,116.67 ft

Rivers into the lake

Rivers & rain →

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108 cfs108 cfs146 cfsout the dam nowProvo108 cfsProvo River armProvo near Woodland59% fullJordanelle storagein 108 · out 146 cfsnet −38 cfs ≈ -0.42 in/day on the lakeProvo River below th…USGS gauge at River Roa…
SteadyReceding · high water draining downOn the rise · climbing right nowInbound wave · big rise upstreamFlooding · NWS, by river heightNo current readingRising or falling is judged from each gauge’s last 48 hours, scaled to its river. Dot speed follows the flow. NWS flood status comes from river height and outranks direction.

Streamflow at the USGS gauge, plus the current flow out through the dam (USGS). Labels are gauge readings in cfs. Line width isn’t to scale. The lake’s net is worked out from these gauges (flow in minus flow out), so it misses ungauged creeks, evaporation and withdrawals. Reclamation’s daily storage for the lake changed +108.46 af ≈ +0.61 in on Nov 13.

The rivers, gauge by gauge

108cfs combined

Gauged rivers only. Runoff below these gauges and ungauged arms aren’t counted. Streamflow: USGS (provisional). Flood status: NOAA/NWS, from river height at each gauge rather than flow.