If you want to see water levels throughout the Suwannee River Basin, for example after a hurricane, there are at least three ways:

1. NOAA’s National Water Prediction Service: color-coded interactive maps
   Easiest to find an access point that is not flooding and not too low.
2. SRWMD River Levels: numeric water levels in a table
   Most condensed on one page.
3. WWALS Water Levels: each public access point, with high and low water recommendations, and a link to the WWALS Water Level gauge entry
   If you already have a pretty good idea of where you want to go.

They all get their data from the USGS gauges.

What’s your favorite way? One of these, or something else?

River Water Levels, Suwannee River Basin, NOAA, USGS, SRWMD, WWALS, Action Stage, Flood, Georgia, Florida

NOAA’s National Water Prediction Service

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) provides this color-coded map: Continue reading →