Peel River above Canyon Creek: level & flow
River gauge in Yukon
169m³/s
5,968 cfs · gauge 1.149 m · what is cfs?
Measured · provisional
Much above normal for the dateFalling
At a glance · Oct 23
Much higher than usual
The Peel River above Canyon Creek is flowing at 2.1 times its normal flow for Oct 23.
Much lower
Lower
About normal
Higher
Much higher
- This week↘ Falling 26 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
Ratio scale: equal steps are equal multiples, because flow varies so much.
Flow today against this gauge's percentiles for the date (48 years). A statistical guide, not advice.
What this means
Flow is above the Oct 23 median of 78.6 m³/s (48 years of data).
It has dropped 12.0 m³/s in the past 24 hours.
The highest annual peak on record is 5,920.0 m³/s (Jun 4, 1964).
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
- 5,920.0 m³/s (Jun 4, 1964)
- Highest annual peak stage
- 5.880 m (May 11, 2015)
- Lowest daily flow, last 5 years
- 19.7 m³/s (Apr 16, 2024)
- Normal range for Oct 23
- 60.6 m³/s – 96.4 m³/s (48 years)