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Current Basin Water Status
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| Basin # | Basin Name | Basin Status | Reason |
| 1 | North Coast | Drought Unavoidable | Record low flows |
| 2 | Willamette | Drought Unavoidable | Corps Reservoirs 50% |
| 3 | Sandy | Drought Unavoidable | Near record low streams |
| 4 | Hood | Drought Unavoidable | Very low streamflow |
| 5 | Deschutes | Drought Unavoidable | Very low tributary flows |
| 6 | John Day | Drought Unavoidable | Very low flows |
| 7 | Umatilla | Drought Unavoidable | Very low flows |
| 8 | Grande Ronde | Drought Unavoidable | Flows dropping rapidly |
| 9 | Powder | Drought Unavoidable | Very low tributary flows |
| 10 | Malheur | Drought Unavoidable | Reservoir storage is near empty |
| 11 | Owyhee | Drought Unavoidable | Reservoir storage is near empty |
| 12 | Malheur Lake | Drought Unavoidable | No reservoir storage; Very low flows |
| 13 | Goose & Summer Lake | Drought Unavoidable | Reservoir storage is near empty; low flows |
| 14 | Klamath | Drought Unavoidable | Low flows |
| 15 | Rogue | Drought Unavoidable | Low flows |
| 16 | Umpqua | Drought Unavoidable | Low flows |
| 17 | South Coast | Drought Unavoidable | Record low flows |
| 18 | Middle Coast | Drought Unavoidable | Record low flows |
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Definitions
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Normal
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Water supply is not atypical.
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Below Normal
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Water supply under what is needed to meet normal demands.
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Drought Likely
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Water supply likely to fall well short of meeting normal demands.
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Drought Unavoidable
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Water supply will fall well short of meeting normal demands.
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