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The graphics below will provide up-to-date river levels and forecasts for the main stem of the Mississippi River. For a large scale view of the hydrology situation over the Upper Mississippi River Valley region, check out the Hydrology Monitor.
Explore the NEW USGS National Water Dashboard interactive map to access real-time water data from over 13,500 stations nationwide. Current Conditions for Mississippi: Streamflow -- 142 site (s) found. PROVISIONAL DATA SUBJECT TO REVISION.
Riverwatch: Mississippi River Basin Forecasts. Flood Inundation Mapping services are now available for 30% of the U.S. population. Please visit https://www.weather.gov/owp/operations for more information. Additional NWPS resources are available here.
The last of the St. Louis City floodgates is installed at the Missouri-Pacific railroad (panel gate). The Edgar Lake (3000 acres), Columbia (14,800 acres), Ft. Chartres and Ivy (15,900 acres), and Harrisonville (27,800 acres) levees are overtopped at this height. Show More Flood Impacts.
A relatively warm October and expanding drought conditions across the Lower Mississippi Valley helped drop water levels to historic lows along parts of the Mississippi River last month. The U.S. also confirmed another billion-dollar disaster in October, bringing the total to a record 25 disasters in the first 10 months — the largest number of ...
Lake level and discharges in red/bold exceed arbitrary impact levels. Lake Record Levels in Stage NAV 88.
The Lower Mississippi River Forecast Center (LMRFC) provides forecasts for the lower sections of the Mississippi River. Forecasts on the Upper Mississippi River start at Chester, IL, and continue downstream to the confluence with the Ohio River.
Monitoring location 07010000 is associated with a Stream in St. Louis City, Missouri. Current conditions of Discharge and Gage height are available. Water data back to 1844 are available online.
The shrunken Mississippi River, flowing at its lowest rate on record along much of a 270-mile stretch, will receive a minor short-term bump in water levels this week from Hurricane Roslyn’s rains. However, with another La Niña winter in the cards, the long-term outlook for the river is unfortunately very dry.
River Level Impacts. 631 feet. Lock and dam 9 is closed to navigation. 633 feet. Water begins to flow over the lock walls and the protective earthen dikes at Dam 9. Mississippi River at...