US GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, OREGON WATER SCIENCE CENTER
WATER AVAILABILITY REPORT FOR FEBRUARY 2022
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Monthly mean in dis- Accumulated Runoff
discharge charge For the Period
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NRCS Cubic Percent previous ---------------------
SWSI feet per of month Percent
Station Basin second average (percent) of average
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Donner Und Blitzen Harney 37 52 9 64
nr Frenchglen
(*)Deep Creek Lake 26 25 18 29
above Adel County
(*)Chewaucan River Lake 64 58 33 62
near Paisley County
Williamson River Klamath 585 54 -4 71
near Chiloquin
Owyhee River Owyhee 260 30 -9 53
near Rome
(*)NF Malheur River Malheur 56 59 51 72
near Beulah
Grande Ronde R Grande Ronde 1,510 46 3 63
at Troy Powder/Burnt
Umatilla River Umatilla 192 50 -46 81
nr Gibbon Lower John Day
John Day River Upper John Day 666 28 -11 40
at Service Crk
(*)Little Deschutes Upper 39 23 30 29
River nr LaPine Deschutes
Hood River Lower Deschutes 961 71 -25 85
nr Hood River Mt.Hood
Willamette River Willamette 12,900 40 -75 90
at Salem
Wilson River North 882 45 -72 114
near Tillamook Coast
Umpqua River Rogue/Umpqua 3,150 26 -78 64
near Elkton
Rogue River Rogue/Umpqua 2,210 26 -70 58
near Agness
SF Coquille River South Coast 188 13 -89 74
at Powers
Chetco River South Coast 609 15 -86 81
near Brookings
All data should be considered provisional and subject to revision.
Percent of average computed using 30-year base period, water years 1991-2020.
(*) provided by Oregon Water Resources Department
03/02/2022