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Wasatch County, UT

July 27, 2026

Wasatch County, UT Water Intelligence Brief - July 27, 2026

GEOGRAPHIC COVERAGE:

Wasatch County spans 1 watershed(s):

• Provo River Basin (primary)

MONITORING INFRASTRUCTURE:

  • 3 USGS stream gauges
  • 3 SNOTEL snow monitoring stations

    • RECENT SNOWPACK CONDITIONS:

  • Beaver Divide (07/26): SWE 0.0", Depth 0.0"
  • Trial Lake (07/26): SWE 0.7", Depth N/A
  • Wolf Creek Peak (07/26): SWE 0.0", Depth 0.0"

    • RECENT STREAMFLOW CONDITIONS:

  • PROVO RIV AT RIV ROAD BRIDGE NR HEBER CITY, UT (provo-river-basin): 167 cfs (falling) (07/27)
  • PROVO RIVER NEAR CHARLESTON, UT (provo-river-basin): 187 cfs (falling) (07/27)
  • PROVO RIVER NEAR HAILSTONE, UT (provo-river-basin): 18 cfs (falling) (07/27)

    • DATA MONITORING STATUS:

  • 3 stream gauges actively monitoring flow conditions
  • 3 SNOTEL stations monitoring snowpack

    • SUMMARY:

    This briefing covers water conditions across Wasatch County's monitoring network. Data sources include USGS streamflow measurements and NRCS snowpack monitoring from SNOTEL stations.

    Generated on 2026-07-27 16:00:08 from WaiAI monitoring systems.

    Data & Disclaimers

    Sources: NRCS SNOTEL network · USGS National Water Information System · National Weather Service

    This brief provides automated analysis for informational purposes only. Consult official sources including your local water district and state Division of Water Rights for regulatory decisions. This document does not constitute legal, regulatory, or engineering advice.

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