Athabasca River water level

7 gauges on the Athabasca River in Alberta: latest level, flow and how they compare with normal.

Latest reading about an hour ago · data checked Oct 25, 3:05 PM UTC · we check every 30 minutes

Gauge	Level	Flow	vs normal
Above Jackfish Creek07DD007	6.20 m20.34 ft	—	Below normal↓ falling -51 cm
Athabasca07BE001	1.26 m4.13 ft	328 m³/s11,583 cfs	Normal→ steady
Embarras Airport07DD001	213.43 m700.22 ft	613 m³/s21,648 cfs	Normal→ steady
Hinton07AD002	26.97 m88.48 ft	97.6 m³/s3,447 cfs	Below normal↓ falling -9%
Below Fort McMurray07DA001	2.16 m7.07 ft	619 m³/s21,860 cfs	Normal→ steady
Jasper07AA002	1.06 m3.48 ft	44.0 m³/s1,554 cfs	Normal→ steady
Old Fort07DD011	7.85 m25.77 ft	—	Below normal→ steady

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Questions

What is the water level of the Athabasca River today?

Above Jackfish Creek: 6.20 m (20.34 ft) (Oct 25, 7 AM); Athabasca: 1.26 m (4.13 ft), 328 m³/s (11,583 cfs) (Oct 25, 7 AM); Embarras Airport: 213.43 m (700.22 ft), 613 m³/s (21,648 cfs) (Oct 23, 12 PM); Hinton: 26.97 m (88.48 ft), 97.6 m³/s (3,447 cfs) (Oct 25, 7 AM); Below Fort McMurray: 2.16 m (7.07 ft), 619 m³/s (21,860 cfs) (Oct 25, 7 AM); Jasper: 1.06 m (3.48 ft), 44.0 m³/s (1,554 cfs) (Oct 25, 7 AM); Old Fort: 7.85 m (25.77 ft) (Oct 25, 7 AM).

Is the Athabasca River high right now?

0 of 7 gauges on the Athabasca River are above normal for this month, 4 are normal and 3 are below normal.

Is the Athabasca River rising or falling?

In the last 24 hours 0 gauges rose and 2 fell.