The ongoing drought in Oregon poses risks to water resources, agriculture, and aquatic ecosystems. Reservoirs are critically low, and streamflows are near historic lows, threatening fish and wildlife habitats. The record-breaking wildfire season has increased the likelihood of landslides, mudslides, and sediment flows in waterways. While a wet winter could alleviate some of these issues, the uncertainty of rainfall patterns leaves the region vulnerable to prolonged drought conditions and associated environmental and economic impacts.