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Big Creek at km 1084.8 Alaska Highway: level & flow

River gauge in Yukon · All Big Creek gauges

4.02m³/s
142 cfs · gauge 3.412 m · what is cfs?
Measured · provisional
Below normal for the dateFalling
24 hours
▼ 1 m³/s
7 days
0 m³/s
Normal for Oct 23 ?
5.93 m³/s
Water temp ?
Not measured

At a glance · Oct 23

Lower than usual

The Big Creek at km 1084.8 Alaska Highway is flowing at 68% of its normal flow for Oct 23.

  • This week↘ Falling 0.47 m³/s

Compared with this gauge's own records for the same date. A statistical guide, not advice.

Today compared with past years on Oct 23

Usual range (10th–90th percentile): 4.01–7.61 m³/sNormal (25th–75th percentile): 4.75–6.97 m³/sToday: 4.02 m³/sToday 4.02 m³/sMedian 5.9310th90th25th75th
Usual range (10th–90th percentile): 4.01–7.61 m³/sNormal (25th–75th percentile): 4.75–6.97 m³/sToday: 4.02 m³/sToday 4.02 m³/sMedian 5.9310th90th25th75th
Ratio scale: equal steps are equal multiples, because flow varies so much.

Flow today against this gauge's percentiles for the date (35 years). A statistical guide, not advice.

What this means

Flow is below the Oct 23 median of 5.93 m³/s (35 years of data).

It has dropped 0.70 m³/s in the past 24 hours.

The highest annual peak on record is 218.0 m³/s (Jun 8, 2012).

Flow chart

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Measured Normal range for the date (middle 50% of past years)

Flood status

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Records

Highest annual peak flow
218.0 m³/s (Jun 8, 2012)
Highest annual peak stage
6.223 m (Jun 8, 2012)
Lowest daily flow, last 5 years
1.28 m³/s (Feb 13, 2021)
Normal range for Oct 23
4.75 m³/s – 6.97 m³/s (35 years)

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