Pacific Northwest Reservoirs

Greetings...

I've been watching these teacup diagrams for the past month or so for the following Pacific Northwest areas:
Upper Snake - Boise-Payette - Yakima - Umatilla - S.E. Oregon -Tualatin - Rogue - Deschutes

Is the amount in these resevoirs normal for this time of year? Some have been filling over 100%.

Anyone here from these areas who are seeing any flooding?

All posts are greatly appreciated...God Bless

I moved from Seattle about 6 months ago. From what my mom tells me, they had one hell of a winter with heavy duty rains, and there was flooding in several rivers in the area.

These full resiviors are a good thing. I know we have been needing the rain badly.

I live here and yes, we've had lots and lots of rain. However, I have seen much worse winters with respect to flooding.

And having full reservoirs is a good thing so I'm not complaining!

Down here in SW Idaho, we've been in a drought for the last 6 years and this was the most snow we've had in any winter during that time. Yea, the rivers and resoviors are a little more full than normal right now, but it's anything but a bad thing

Full? Ha! We just got put on a watering restriction.

Of course they do that every year...

Originally posted by ZeddicusZulZorander
Full? Ha! We just got put on a watering restriction.

Of course they do that every year...

This is true. The flooding is mainly due to the rapidly melting snow/ice up in the mountain's. Last week they had a flood warning in I think 5 or more of the river's on the eastside of the state.