At a glance · Oct 23
About normal
The Liard River at Upper Crossing is flowing within its normal range for Oct 23.
Much lower
Lower
About normal
Higher
Much higher
- This week→ Steady
Compared with this gauge's own records for the same date. A statistical guide, not advice.
Today compared with past years on Oct 23
Ratio scale: equal steps are equal multiples, because flow varies so much.
Flow today against this gauge's percentiles for the date (65 years). A statistical guide, not advice.
What this means
Flow is above the Oct 23 median of 292.7 m³/s (65 years of data).
It has dropped 5.00 m³/s in the past 24 hours.
The highest annual peak on record is 3,990.0 m³/s (Jun 10, 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
- 3,990.0 m³/s (Jun 10, 2012)
- Highest annual peak stage
- 8.036 m (Jun 10, 2012)
- Lowest daily flow, last 5 years
- 58.3 m³/s (Apr 12, 2021)
- Normal range for Oct 23
- 228.3 m³/s – 341.6 m³/s (65 years)