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LakeLevelToday

California Reservoir Levels Today

Levels for 21 California lakes as of Oct 24, from the agencies that measure them.

LakePercent fullLevelChange, 7 days
Trinity Lake
67.2%
2,314.8 ft−0.68 ft
New Melones Lake
62.3%
1,003.8 ft−0.60 ft
Lake Shasta
51.1%
975.0 ft−2.27 ft
Millerton Lake
43.1%
502.6 ft−0.78 ft
Folsom Lake
39.5%
400.7 ft−2.19 ft
Big Bear Lakenot reported6,733.7 ft−0.12 ft
Cachuma Lakenot reported742.4 ft−0.17 ft
Isabella Lakenot reported2,555.0 ft−0.27 ft
Lake Berryessanot reported428.1 ft−0.35 ft
Lake Casitasnot reported562.2 ft+0.04 ft
Lake Kaweahnot reported599.1 ft+0.37 ft
Lake McClurenot reported774.0 ft−2.98 ft
Lake Mendocinonot reported726.6 ft−1.73 ft
Lake Nacimientonot reported741.9 ft−0.32 ft
Lake Orovillenot reported737.5 ft−3.81 ft
Lake Pirunot reported1,310.7 ft0.00 ft
Lake San Antonionot reported737.8 ft−0.03 ft
Lake Sonomanot reported444.3 ft−0.58 ft
Lake Tahoenot reported6,226.6 ft−0.03 ft
Lopez Lakenot reported1,268.1 ft0.00 ft
San Luis Reservoirnot reported481.0 ft0.00 ft

Levels in feet above each lake’s datum. Bars under 50% are brown. Sources: Big Bear Municipal Water District, Bureau of Reclamation, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, California Department of Water Resources.

Lake systems in California

California reservoirs: California's largest reservoirs, run by the Bureau of Reclamation, the California Department of Water Resources and local agencies.