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California Water Conditions as of April 1, Photo by flickr photographer kern justin.kern justin

RESERVOIR CONDITIONS: State Water Project Click here to view the graphic in a larger size.

RESERVOIR CONDITIONS: Central Valley Project Click here to view the table in a larger size.

SNOWPACK CONDITIONS: Percent of April 1 Average, March 29, 2013 Click here to view the table in a larger size.

Click here for more snow regional snow analyses.

PRECIPITATION Click here to view a list of precipitation totals for the water year for California. Click here for current streamflow conditions.

DELTA SMELT DISTRIBUTION Click here for more information on the Spring Kodiak TrawlClick here for more information on the Spring Kodiak Trawl. Click here for fish salvage informationClick here for fish salvage information.

FOR MORE WATER CONDITIONS: California Data Exchange Center: (Statewide Water Conditions) USGS California Water Science Center: Current California Water Conditions (real time): California Nevada River Forecast Center: NOAA