Heat and Monsoonal Conditions This Week

Dangerous heat will build across portions of the West through this week where new daily record highs are forecast. Monsoonal showers and thunderstorms may result in flash flooding and debris flows for portions of Southwest into the Four Corners and central Rockies through at least the midweek. Stationary frontal boundary across the South and Southeast will focus showers and thunderstorms. Read More >

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Hydrology

CURRENT HYDROLOGIC CONDITIONS

IFLOWS/Automated Flood Warning Systems (AFWS): As of April 5, 2022, the AFWS precipitation data is no longer displayed by the NWS. Please click the above link for additional information.
North Carolina River and Stream Gage Readings: The latest river and stream readings courtesy of USGS. -- Real-time text and email alerts
North Carolina Rain Gage Readings: The latest rainfall readings courtesy of USGS.
South Carolina River and Stream Gage Readings: The latest river readings courtesy of USGS. -- Real-time text and email alerts
South Carolina Rain Gage Readings: The latest rainfall readings courtesy of USGS.
Georgia River and Stream Gage Readings: The latest river readings courtesy of USGS. -- Real-time text and email alerts
Georgia Rain Gage Readings: The latest rainfall readings courtesy of USGS.

CURRENT FLOOD/FLASHFLOOD WATCHES, WARNINGS AND STATEMENTS

Flood/Flash Flood Watch : A Flood Watch is issued when flooding of creeks and streams is expected to develop sometime over the next 24 hours.
Flash Flood Warning : Issued when rapid increases of water levels along creeks, streams, and non main-stem rivers is imminent, creating a serious threat to life and property.
Flood Warning Flooding that does not occur rapidly and lasts longer than 6 hours. This product can be issued for flooding along creeks as well as main-stem rivers.
Flash Flood Statement : Issued to update conditions during a Flash Flood Warning.
Flood Statement : Issued to update conditions during a Flood Warning. Also used to provide information about areas of heavy rain.
River Statement: Lake levels along the Catawba River.