Summary of Program Water 2026 Season
Program Water data are collected from March 1 through October 31, 2026.
Data are provisional and subject to revision until they have been thoroughly reviewed and received final approval.
| Program Water | Values | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Description | Abbreviation | Daily Average | Cumulative for the Year | ||
| At Wabuska Gage | PWwab | 17.7 | cfs | 2,312.4 | ac-ft |
| PWwab[Decree] | 17.7 | cfs | 2,312.4 | ac-ft | |
| PWwab[Storage] | 0.0 | cfs | 0.0 | ac-ft | |
| PWwab[Temp] | 0.0 | cfs | 0.0 | ac-ft | |
| Inflow to Weber Reservoir | PWwebin | 12.0 | cfs | 2,210.6 | ac-ft |
| Stored in Weber Reservoir (end of day) | PWweb | 23.9 | ac-ft | 23.9 | ac-ft |
| Net loss from Wabuska through Weber Reservoir reach | PWloss | 5.7 | cfs | 103.9 | ac-ft |
| PW loss to evaporation in Weber Reservoir | 0.0 | cfs | 0.0 | ac-ft | |
| Released from Weber Reservoir | PWwebout | 10.8 | cfs | 2,185.8 | ac-ft |
| At Little Dam Gage | PWld | 10.9 | cfs | 2,179.2 | ac-ft |
| At Walker Lake | PWmouth | 10.91 | cfs | 1,566.7 | ac-ft |
| PWmouth[Decree] | 10.91 | cfs | 1,566.7 | ac-ft | |
| PWmouth[Storage] | 0 | cfs | 0.0 | ac-ft | |
| PWmouth[Temp] | 0 | cfs | 0.0 | ac-ft | |
| PW at Wabuska gage that reaches Little Dam | 90 | % | |||
| PW at Wabuska gage that reaches Walker Lake | 68 | % | |||
Program Water Types and Delivery
Decree Program Water: Decreed surface water, permanently approved for instream conveyance in Walker River to Walker Lake for wildlife purposes.
Temporary Decree Program Water: Decreed surface water, approved by temporary order for instream conveyance in Walker River to Walker Lake for wildlife purposes.
WRID Storage Leasing Program Water: Storage water that was enrolled in the WRID Storage Leasing Program, approved for instream conveyance in Walker River to Walker Lake for wildlife purposes.
Total Program Water: The accumulation of the Decree Program Water, Temporary Decree Program Water, and WRID Storage Leasing Program Water, which is approved for instream conveyance in Walker River to Walker Lake for wildlife purposes.