This gauge is not sending water temperature — it has sent no water temperature for 720 days, since 8 October 2024.
USGS still answers for it, with the last value it ever sent and nothing to say the sensor has
gone, so nothing on this page is presented as a current reading.
The figure above is modelled: this gauge's own fitted line, its intercept plus its slope against the 3-day mean air temperature over it, fitted on its own daily record,
built from 916 days of this gauge's own record. A gauge stopping does not unmake what
it recorded while it ran, and the record below is the same record the line was fitted on. Its
scatter against that record is ±1.5 °F, and it is a statement about
what this water usually does at this air temperature, not about what it is doing.
Everything below — the record, the monthly means, the thirty-day chart — is the gauge's own
history and is unaffected.
Streamflow, cfs · daily mean
2024-09-083–119 cfs2024-10-07
Daily means from USGS. A gap in the line is a gap in the record.
The record at this gauge
Month
Mean temp
Mean flow
Jan
—
8
Feb
—
8
Mar
—
6
Apr
—
7
May
—
9
Jun
—
6
Jul
—
7
Aug
—
6
Sep
—
8
Oct
—
6
Nov
—
8
Dec
—
6
145Highest flow, 2022-11-11
3Lowest flow, 2023-11-13
Computed here from the last 5 years of USGS daily values at this gauge —
0 temperature days and 1,103 flow days. These are not USGS-published normals, and a month
with fewer than 20 days of record is left blank rather than averaged.
What this gauge predicts
This is one of the gauges this site fits an air-to-water model against, which is how the map
colours water that has no gauge on it. July mean 68.99 °F; the fit explains
80% of the variance with a typical error of
1.5 °F.
We hold no coldwater classification for this river, so the page makes no claim about
one. The gauge is here because it stands close to water that does carry a designation.
Snapped to NHD reach Lick Run
(15000100132302), 0.6 m away. That join is
what lets the app paint this gauge's reading onto the reach it measures.