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No floodingUSGS 02331600 · NWS DCNG1 · Habersham County
230cfs
USGS · 5:45 PM EST
Gage height
0.22 ft
Share of river inflow
70%
Streamflow · past 7 days
| Time | Flow (cfs) |
|---|---|
| Nov 7, 6 PM | 314 |
| Nov 7, 9 PM | 308 |
| Nov 8, 12 AM | 305 |
| Nov 8, 3 AM | 305 |
| Nov 8, 5 AM | 297 |
| Nov 8, 8 AM | 291 |
| Nov 8, 11 AM | 289 |
| Nov 8, 2 PM | 289 |
| Nov 8, 5 PM | 291 |
| Nov 8, 8 PM | 283 |
| Nov 8, 10 PM | 286 |
| Nov 9, 1 AM | 280 |
| Nov 9, 4 AM | 280 |
| Nov 9, 7 AM | 272 |
| Nov 9, 10 AM | 270 |
| Nov 9, 1 PM | 272 |
| Nov 9, 3 PM | 272 |
| Nov 9, 6 PM | 270 |
| Nov 9, 9 PM | 267 |
| Nov 10, 12 AM | 264 |
| Nov 10, 3 AM | 275 |
| Nov 10, 6 AM | 275 |
| Nov 10, 8 AM | 264 |
| Nov 10, 11 AM | 267 |
| Nov 10, 2 PM | 262 |
| Nov 10, 5 PM | 259 |
| Nov 10, 8 PM | 256 |
| Nov 10, 11 PM | 262 |
| Nov 11, 1 AM | 259 |
| Nov 11, 4 AM | 256 |
| Nov 11, 7 AM | 251 |
| Nov 11, 10 AM | 248 |
| Nov 11, 1 PM | 248 |
| Nov 11, 4 PM | 254 |
| Nov 11, 7 PM | 248 |
| Nov 11, 9 PM | 246 |
| Nov 12, 12 AM | 246 |
| Nov 12, 3 AM | 256 |
| Nov 12, 6 AM | 256 |
| Nov 12, 9 AM | 251 |
| Nov 12, 12 PM | 262 |
| Nov 12, 2 PM | 256 |
| Nov 12, 5 PM | 259 |
| Nov 12, 8 PM | 254 |
| Nov 12, 11 PM | 254 |
| Nov 13, 2 AM | 256 |
| Nov 13, 5 AM | 256 |
| Nov 13, 7 AM | 246 |
| Nov 13, 10 AM | 243 |
| Nov 13, 1 PM | 243 |
| Nov 13, 4 PM | 251 |
| Nov 13, 7 PM | 241 |
| Nov 13, 10 PM | 243 |
| Nov 14, 12 AM | 235 |
| Nov 14, 3 AM | 243 |
| Nov 14, 6 AM | 243 |
| Nov 14, 9 AM | 235 |
| Nov 14, 12 PM | 235 |
| Nov 14, 3 PM | 235 |
| Nov 14, 5 PM | 230 |
15-minute readings · USGS · provisional
NWS flood stages
now = USGS gage height · 5:45 PM EST
Forecasts are issued routinely year-round.
Historic crests
- Oct 11, 202020.63 ft28,686 cfs
- Mar 12, 196320.55 ft26,400 cfs
- May 28, 197320.30 ft25,800 cfs
- Aug 23, 196718.83 ft22,000 cfs
- May 29, 197617.95 ft21,100 cfs
- Jan 27, 199616.68 ft21,500 cfs
- Dec 28, 201815.53 ft19,548 cfs
- Feb 6, 202014.29 ft17,706 cfs
What floods at each stage
National Weather Service impact statements for this gauge, lowest stage first.
11.00 ftBankfull conditions are reached upstream and downstream from the gage on Duncan Bridge Road. ›
Bankfull conditions are reached upstream and downstream from the gage on Duncan Bridge Road.
14.00 ftFlood Stage is reached with minor flooding along the river upstream and downstream from the gage on Duncan Bridge Road.›
Flood Stage is reached with minor flooding along the river upstream and downstream from the gage on Duncan Bridge Road.
18.00 ftModerate Flood Stage is reached with additional flooding along the river upstream and downstream from the gage on Duncan Bridge Road. Water may be 1 to 3 feet deep on the right bank, near Wildwood Outfitters, and approach the building. ›
Moderate Flood Stage is reached with additional flooding along the river upstream and downstream from the gage on Duncan Bridge Road. Water may be 1 to 3 feet deep on the right bank, near Wildwood Outfitters, and approach the building.
20.00 ftModerate Flooding expands upstream and downstream from the gage on Duncan Bridge Road. Water may be 3 to 5 feet deep along the right bank, and will begin to enter the Wildwood Outfitters building.›
Moderate Flooding expands upstream and downstream from the gage on Duncan Bridge Road. Water may be 3 to 5 feet deep along the right bank, and will begin to enter the Wildwood Outfitters building.
21.00 ftMajor Flooding begins upstream and downstream from the gage on Duncan Bridge Road. Significant flooding will be occurring, and ater may be 5 to 7 feet deep along the right bank, and will be 1 to 3 feet deep in the Wildwood Outfitters building. ›
Major Flooding begins upstream and downstream from the gage on Duncan Bridge Road. Significant flooding will be occurring, and ater may be 5 to 7 feet deep along the right bank, and will be 1 to 3 feet deep in the Wildwood Outfitters building.