Great Salt Lake Water Level Today
Current elevation, recent movement and a seven-day water-level trend from the matched public monitoring station.
Last seven days
Source: U.S. Geological Survey monitoring station ↗. Readings may be provisional and subject to revision.
Is Great Salt Lake rising or falling?
Across the readings available for the last seven days, Great Salt Lake is falling. The measured change over that window is -0.10 ft. Short-term changes can reflect rainfall, inflow, dam operations, evaporation and downstream releases.
This reading should not be confused with a reservoir's published “full pool” unless the operating agency uses the same datum and reference elevation. Lake Conditions Lab does not guess at full-pool comparisons.
Great Salt Lake water-level FAQ
What is the current water level at Great Salt Lake?
The latest matched USGS reading is 4,189.6 ft, timestamped Oct 7, 4:45 PM UTC.
Is Great Salt Lake rising or falling?
Across the available seven-day series, the lake is falling, changing -0.10 ft.
How often is Great Salt Lake water level updated?
Update frequency is controlled by the underlying public monitoring station. Lake Conditions Lab checks the source frequently and always shows the source timestamp rather than pretending a reading is newer than it is.
Is this the same as full-pool level?
No. The value shown here is the matched monitoring-station elevation or gage reading. Full-pool or target-pool elevations vary by reservoir and operator and are not inferred unless a verified source is configured.