Salt River near Roosevelt — Streamflow

Current Status: Discharge at 57.7 ft³/s (ranked 58th, 52% below 5-year median)

The Salt River near Roosevelt is flowing significantly below historical norms. Current discharge is 51.9% lower than the 5-year median (57.7 vs 120 ft³/s), indicating persistently low water availability in the Salt-Gila basin.

Trend Analysis:

• Week-over-week: Slight recovery, +9.3% from 53 to 58 ft³/s
• Month-over-month: Declining, −17.2% from 70 to 58 ft³/s
• Year-over-year: Below prior year, −22.7% from 75 to 58 ft³/s
• vs 5-year median: Substantially depressed, −51.9% from 120 to 58 ft³/s

The data reflects drought-stressed conditions consistent with seasonal low-flow patterns in mid-summer. While there's minor week-to-week variability, the longer-term trajectory (monthly and annual comparisons) shows sustained below-normal conditions. The discharge remains well below typical median levels for the basin.

Data: 364-point series, latest observation 2026-07-07