20240520report_table1.xlsx

	A	B	C	D	E	F	G	H	I	J	K
1	Basin	5/13/24	5/20/24	5/13/24	5/20/24	5/20/24	5/20/24‡	Area (mi2)	5/13/24	5/20/24	5/20/24
2		% 5/13 Avg.	% 5/20 Avg.	SWE (in)	SWE (in)	% SCA	Vol (af)	> 5000'	Pillows	Pillows	SNODAS* (in)
3	Upper Sacramento	75	90	10.5	10.7	49.0	73,282	127.8	5.4 ( 1 )	0.0 ( 1 )	20.8
4	McCloud	80	101	11.1	12.2	53.1	115,527	178.2	NA	NA	22.9
5	Pit	79	39	2.6	0.9	8.7	112,009	2,278.4	13.2 ( 4 )	5.9 ( 4 )	1.0
6	Sac at Bend Bridge	76	84	7.2	5.8	23.0	79,706	256.8	NA	NA	5.0
7	Feather	78	43	3.2	1.8	10.5	216,470	2,257.8	13.8 ( 6 )	6.9 ( 6 )	2.9
8	Yuba	97	67	12.6	6.1	40.5	179,538	551.6	32.3 ( 4 )	23.3 ( 4 )	11.6
9	American	93	54	8.4	4.3	29.5	192,979	845.3	11.2 ( 10 )	5.3 ( 10 )	4.5
10	Cosumnes	73	21	4.1	1.1	6.2	5,682	94.4	NA	NA	3.0
11	Mokelumne	95	65	9.8	6.1	41.4	108,201	335.2	22.1 ( 1 )	15.9 ( 1 )	8.2
12	Stanislaus	96	70	9.8	6.3	35.5	197,413	588.1	27.2 ( 4 )	18.4 ( 4 )	8.9
13	Tuolumne§	92	88	12.1	9.5	45.8	485,089	958.9	14.5 ( 7 )	8.5 ( 7 )	10.8
14	Merced	91	82	10.7	7.3	36.6	221,618	565.9	0.0 ( 1 )	7.0 ( 2 )	7.6
15	San Joaquin	84	91	10.1	8.2	40.7	555,418	1,266.3	4.1 ( 6 )	0.2 ( 6 )	5.8
16	Kings	93	82	10.5	7.5	44.7	506,438	1,258.9	18.3 ( 5 )	10.7 ( 5 )	6.4
17	Kaweah	96	64	8.4	5.0	28.7	86,122	326.0	0.0 ( 1 )	8.1 ( 2 )	7.5
18	Tule	93	26	2.3	1.0	4.9	7,427	143.2	NA	NA	2.1
19	Kern	81	50	2.7	1.8	13.0	163,809	1,746.9	4.2 ( 8 )	1.9 ( 8 )	1.5
20	Truckee	91	53	6.4	2.6	20.8	62,235	441.2	8.7 ( 5 )	7.5 ( 5 )	4.7
21	Tahoe	98	53	8.9	3.6	27.6	61,648	317.0	7.8 ( 7 )	2.4 ( 7 )	4.2
22	W Carson	101	44	9.4	3.4	29.3	12,838	70.2	17.8 ( 2 )	9.7 ( 2 )	2.9
23	E Carson	88	61	5.9	3.2	21.2	64,237	381.8	4.8 ( 5 )	1.2 ( 5 )	3.6
24	W Walker	92	82	9.4	7.3	42.3	74,141	191.3	24.3 ( 3 )	19.9 ( 3 )	12.4
25	E Walker	80	64	3.5	2.5	14.7	50,772	374.2	11.1 ( 1 )	4.4 ( 1 )	3.0
26	Mono	68	64	1.5	1.2	7.9	69,961	1,056.6	NA	NA	0.9
27	Upper Owens	76	69	3.1	2.5	16.0	52,048	393.8	38.0 ( 1 )	32.1 ( 1 )	1.2
28	Owens	90	54	1.7	1.3	8.9	131,187	1,866.6	2.5 ( 5 )	0.2 ( 5 )	0.5
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30	§ Data in all ASO-collected basins have been bias-corrected using ASO data and therefore the SWE changes might not represent snowmelt/accumulation but rather an update to the SWE estimates based on airborne data.
31	† Deep and recent snow in areas that typically are snow-free can report high percent of average for this date because the mean 2001-2021 regression-derived SWE for that area is low or 0.
32	‡ For volume totals above Shasta Lake add Upper Sac, McCloud and Pit volumes. For volume totals above Bend Bridge add Upper Sac, McCloud, Pit and Sac at Bend Bridge volumes.
33	* This is a comparison to the SNODAS (SNOw Data Assimilation System) nationwide product from the National Weather Service.
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