Bay Delta Live
Water and Ecosystem Management
Archived App (Last seen on 17 May 2026)
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About
Access real-time environmental data for California's Bay-Delta region, including water quality, reservoir levels, and fisheries information. Explore interactive maps, visualizations, and daily reports to understand critical ecosystem conditions and operations.
What's New in Bay Delta Live
1.2
December 21, 2022
Improved Push Notification Experience.
FAQ
What kind of environmental data does Bay Delta Live provide?
Bay Delta Live provides access to real-time data on fisheries, reservoir conditions, seasonal snowpack and precipitation, algal bloom tracking, weir conditions, and water quality from hundreds of sensors.
How frequently is Bay Delta Live updated?
The application is updated with new data and content daily, ensuring users have access to the most recent information available.
Can I view maps within Bay Delta Live?
Yes, users can explore hundreds of interactive maps within Bay Delta Live that describe land use, vegetation, infrastructure, and hydrology, including curated maps of key Delta conditions.
Does Bay Delta Live offer data visualizations?
Yes, the app features near real-time data interpolations of turbidity and salinity across the Bay Delta, including 30-day models and daily forecasts.
What devices is Bay Delta Live compatible with?
Bay Delta Live is available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices.
What is the age rating for Bay Delta Live?
Bay Delta Live has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users.
Does Bay Delta Live have ads?
No, Bay Delta Live does not contain advertisements.
Where does Bay Delta Live get its data from?
Data is aggregated from multiple entities including the California Data Exchange Center (CDEC), the U.S. Geological Survey National Water Information System (NWIS), and the Department of Water Resources.
