Help Monitor our Streams
The presence and timing of stream flow indicates stream health. Monitoring stream flow conditions helps determine when streams go dry or start flowing, as timing is critical to local wildlife.
Napa County’s watersheds have been severely impacted by recent wildfires. The post-fire landscape is especially susceptible to stormwater runoff-related hazards such as landslides, debris flow, flooding, and rockfall.
Use the US Drought Monitoring Map to explore weekly drought updates across the country from the National Drought Mitigation Center. The map uses 5 drought classifications and new data is released on Thursdays.
The County of Napa offers resources and information to help with your fire recovery.
If your farm, ranch, or rural property in Napa County burned, we can offer technical advice on damage to croplands, grazing lands, and forest lands, and help you think through options for recovery actions.
Using Napa One Rain, you can checkout current and historical rainfall, river and stream level monitoring data from a network of automated gauge sites throughout Napa County.
The Groundwater Sustainability: Annual Report – Water Year 2019 is now available.
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