McPhee is currently releasing flows of approximately 1,200 CFS downstream. After a brief spike in inflows Friday, cold weather brought inflows rapidly down. Releases have ramped down to 1,200 CFS to allow McPhee to fill the last 5 inches. Releases are expected to remain at 1,200 CFS through Thursday June 27th and at or above

McPhee is currently releasing flows of approximately 1,500 CFS downstream. After spiking Friday, cold weather brought inflows rapidly down. Releases are currently ramping down to 1,200 CFS, which they are expected to reach at midnight tonight. Releases are expected to remain at 1,200 CFS going into the week. Releases will remain at or above 1,200

McPhee is currently releasing flows of approximately 1,600 CFS downstream. In response to inflows spiking higher than expected today, releases are currently ramping up to 2,000 CFS, which they are expected to reach at midnight Saturday morning June 22nd. Releases are expected to remain at 2,000 CFS until Monday June 24th, when releases will ramp

McPhee is currently releasing flows of 1,200 CFS downstream. Releases are currently expected to remain at 1,200 CFS until Friday June 21st to allow McPhee to finish filling, when releases will ramp up as necessary to balance reservoir inflows and outflows (which include both irrigation diversions and downstream releases) through the weekend and into next

McPhee is currently releasing flows of approximately 1,600 CFS downstream. Managers increased releases on Wednesday June 12th to 3,400 CFS to abate reservoir elevation gain as well as to perform habitat maintenance flows downstream. Releases remained at 3,400 CFS until noon Saturday June 15th, when releases began ramping down. Releases are still ramping down steadily

McPhee is currently releasing high flows of approximately 3,400 CFS downstream. Managers increased releases on Sunday to 2,600 CFS to abate reservoir elevation gain as inflows into McPhee Reservoir exceeded projected peak inflows over the weekend. After receiving new forecast information Tuesday June 11th, releases were increased to 3,000 CFS yesterday morning. Current inflow forecasts

McPhee is currently releasing high flows of approximately 3,000 CFS downstream. Managers increased releases on Sunday to 2,600 CFS to abate reservoir elevation gain as inflows into McPhee Reservoir exceeded projected peak inflows over the weekend. After receiving new forecast information Tuesday June 11th, releases were increased to 3,000 CFS this morning, where they remain.

McPhee is currently releasing high flows of approximately 2,600 CFS downstream. Managers increased releases on Sunday to 2,600 CFS to abate reservoir elevation gain as inflows into McPhee Reservoir exceeded projected peak inflows over the weekend. After receiving new forecast information today, releases are now expected to increase to high flows of approximately 3,000 CFS

McPhee is currently releasing approximately 2,600 CFS downstream. Managers increased releases on Sunday to 2,600 CFS to abate reservoir elevation gain as inflows into McPhee Reservoir exceeded projected peak inflows over the weekend. Releases are expected to remain at approximately 2,000 to 2,600 CFS through this week and next weekend, June 15th and 16th, as

McPhee is currently releasing approximately 1,000 CFS downstream, as flows ramp up to 1,200 CFS by Friday morning. On Friday June 7th, releases will continue to ramp up from 1,200 CFS, reaching at least 2,000 CFS by the morning of Saturday June 8th, for optimal boating flows. Releases will continue to ramp up from 2,000