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Salt River near Roosevelt runs far above normal
September 27, 2026
The Salt River near Roosevelt is running at 308% of normal on September 27, 2026, reflecting heavy monsoon runoff from the eastern highlands. High streamflow in Salt and upper Gila tributaries supports riparian habitat and helps offset the region's chronic water deficits downstream.
Nine federally listed species range into Gila/Salt basins
September 27, 2026
Nine federally listed species have mapped ranges overlapping the Gila/Salt Intermediate Basins, including five Endangered species: California least tern, , Gila topminnow, Southwestern willow flycatcher, and Yuma Ridgway's rail. Two Threatened species and one Proposed Threatened species also occur here, though no designated critical habitat overlaps the area.
Red swamp crayfish found in Phoenix waterways
September 27, 2026
, an introduced species from the Gulf Coast, were documented September 12 in Phoenix. This invasive crayfish competes with and preys upon native aquatic species, including native crayfish and the larvae of pollution-sensitive insects.
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