Lake percent full

[catchinon]

The following site tracks lakes and reservoirs in Utah as to percent full among other things. Very informative in this low-water year. Take a look.

https://www.wcc.nrcs.usda.gov/ftpref/sup...0_2018.pdf?
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[richyd4u]

Thanks for sharing...both informative and scary. [shocked]
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[Mooseman75]

Thanks for supplying this information. I thought it was very interesting.
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[talyn]

Great info in the .pdf, I check the lake levels regularly at the link below. It is updated what looks to be daily for most lakes. Same info in a tea cup diagram.

[url "https://www.usbr.gov/uc/water/basin/"][/url][url "https://www.usbr.gov/uc/water/basin/"]https://www.usbr.gov/uc/water/basin/[/url]

[chuckbigflies]

I wonder how accurate this report is or how they measure capacity %? For instance, I was at one of the reservoirs that the report says was much lower than it actually was when I was there in mid Oct
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[catchinon]

Yeah, I saw some things I didn't understand, too. How can Steinaker be at negative 9%? Must be something I don't get about how they measure. The numbers correlate with the info on the site that Talyn shared, so I think it must be somewhat accurate. Maybe if you shared the particular body of water you are speaking of other members might be able to share what they know.
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[catchinon]

A number of bodies of water don't appear on either of these sites. Does anyone know of other sources that cover those? I'd like to know about Huntington (Mammoth) in particular.
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[gofish435]

Here is the web site for the Emery County reservoirs.
There is also some cameras on this site that are helpful to check.

Happy fishing[]


http://www.ewcd.org/reservoirs/upper-hun...e-teacups/
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[catchinon]

Thanks for that. Mammoth at 17% and Cleveland at 22 doesn't sound too good. Hopefully we'll get a good amount of snow this winter.
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