Dreamflows Sacramento - Keswick Dam Release Schedule
 
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Releases on the Sacramento River from Keswick Dam

In the tables that follow, each date is color-coded according to the kind of release scheduled for that day:

ColorMeaning
 Scheduled release is not yet known.
 Scheduled release: Less than 15000 cfs below Keswick Dam.
 Ramping up/down from Keswick Dam.
 Projected release based on the most recent scheduled release.
Note: Projected releases are intended to show likely releases for today and into the near future, but don't rely on them.
Note: All other scheduled release information provided by U.S. Bureau of Reclamation.

 

September 2026
SunMonTueWedThuFriSat
    18,000 cfs
 all day
28,000 cfs
 all day
38,000 cfs
 all day
48,000 cfs
 all day
5Ramping down
to 7,500 cfs
67,500 cfs
 all day
7Ramping down
to 7,000 cfs
87,000 cfs
all day
97,000 cfs
all day
107,000 cfs
all day
117,000 cfs
all day
127,000 cfs
all day
137,000 cfs
all day
147,000 cfs
all day
157,000 cfs
all day
167,000 cfs
all day
177,000 cfs
all day
187,000 cfs
all day
197,000 cfs
all day
207,000 cfs
all day
217,000 cfs
all day
227,000 cfs
all day
237,000 cfs
all day
247,000 cfs
all day
257,000 cfs
all day
267,000 cfs
all day
277,000 cfs
all day
287,000 cfs
all day
297,000 cfs
all day
307,000 cfs
all day
     

 

October 2026
SunMonTueWedThuFriSat
        17,000 cfs
all day
27,000 cfs
all day
37,000 cfs
all day
47,000 cfs
all day
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Water Management Issues:

1.  The above schedule is based on information provided by the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation.

2.  Detailed scheduled release information for the next few days is shown on this graph.

3.  Releases shown are expected releases.  Actual releases may be different, and may change at short notice.  In addition, sudden higher or lower (or no) releases may result from emergency mechanical or electrical conditions.

4.  Users are urged to use caution and to wear all appropriate personal protective equipment.