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Real-time snowpack, streamflow, weather, and flood data from 800+ NRCS SNOTEL stations and 10,000+ USGS gauges — on one beautiful, fast map.
What's happening across the country today
The United States faces a striking tale of two water crises as Memorial Day approaches. In Texas and the Southern Plains, reservoir levels tell a story of alarming depletion—major water supplies including Lake Corpus Christi (46% of normal capacity), Bridgeport Reservoir (38% of normal), and Eagle Mountain Reservoir near Fort Worth (27% of normal) have plummeted to critical lows, threatening municipal water supplies and agricultural operations across the region. Kansas reservoirs including Tuttle Creek, Milford, and Perry lakes similarly hover around 35-40% of typical levels. Meanwhile, Oklahoma's Lake Eucha has surged to nearly one million times its historical average—a staggering anomaly suggesting either measurement error or catastrophic dam failure. Conversely, East Texas reservoirs including Toledo Bend (24 times normal) and Livingston (12 times normal) have swollen to dangerous levels, likely contributing to severe flooding that has forced evacuations at Georgetown RV parks and prompted multiple "Turn Around, Don't Drown" warnings across the South.
**Critical Conditions Across Regions:**
• **Major river flooding** continues along the Ohio River at Old Shawneetown (259,000 cfs), St. Johns River in Jacksonville (152,000 cfs), and throughout the Arkansas White River system, with flood watches active from Pittsburgh to Louisiana
• **Severe drought** grips the Southern Plains and Southwest, with Arizona's Horseshoe and Bartlett reservoirs at 71% and 66% of normal respectively, while Lake Havasu holds twelve times its typical storage—pointing to complex Colorado River management challenges
• **Spring runoff** drives elevated flows on the Upper Mississippi and Minnesota rivers, with the Sacramento River in California also running high at 15,900 cfs
• **Hurricane season** preparations intensify as NOAA forecasts a below-average Atlantic season, though experts warn against complacency following recent deadly wildfire smoke exposure risks for emergency responders
• **Minimal snow activity** persists with only trace accumulations in Washington's Cascades and Colorado's high country; avalanche centers remain off-season across the West
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