Fraser River water level

13 gauges on the Fraser River in British Columbia: latest level, flow and how they compare with normal.

Latest reading about an hour ago · data checked · we check every 30 minutes

GaugeLevelFlowvs normal
Above Texas Creek08MF040 1.33 m4.37 ft1,070 m³/s37,787 cfs Normal→ steady
Albion08MH044 4.04 m13.24 ft— Very high↑ rising +47 cm
Big Bar Creek08MD013 5.02 m16.47 ft935 m³/s33,019 cfs Below normal→ steady
Deas Island Tunnel08MH053 1.25 m4.10 ft— No normal yet↑ rising +73 cm
Hansard08KA004 2.52 m8.27 ft283 m³/s9,994 cfs Normal→ steady
Hope08MF005 3.70 m12.14 ft1,400 m³/s49,441 cfs Below normal→ steady
McBride08KA005 3.71 m12.18 ft97.0 m³/s3,426 cfs Below normal→ steady
Mission08MH024 1.58 m5.17 ft— Above normal↑ rising +34 cm
Port Mann Pumping Station08MH126 3.77 m12.37 ft— Very high↑ rising +54 cm
Red Pass08KA007 2.20 m7.23 ft23.9 m³/s844 cfs Normal→ steady
Shelley08KB001 2.05 m6.73 ft445 m³/s15,715 cfs Below normal↓ falling -6%
Steveston08MH028 3.26 m10.69 ft— Very high↑ rising +61 cm
Marguerite08MC018 2.65 m8.69 ft829 m³/s29,276 cfs Below normal→ steady
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Questions

What is the water level of the Fraser River today?

Above Texas Creek: 1.33 m (4.37 ft), 1,070 m³/s (37,787 cfs) (Oct 25, 7 AM); Albion: 4.04 m (13.24 ft) (Oct 25, 7 AM); Big Bar Creek: 5.02 m (16.47 ft), 935 m³/s (33,019 cfs) (Oct 25, 8 AM); Deas Island Tunnel: 1.25 m (4.10 ft) (Oct 25, 7 AM); Hansard: 2.52 m (8.27 ft), 283 m³/s (9,994 cfs) (Oct 25, 7 AM); Hope: 3.70 m (12.14 ft), 1,400 m³/s (49,441 cfs) (Oct 25, 8 AM); McBride: 3.71 m (12.18 ft), 97.0 m³/s (3,426 cfs) (Oct 25, 7 AM); Mission: 1.58 m (5.17 ft) (Oct 25, 8 AM); Port Mann Pumping Station: 3.77 m (12.37 ft) (Oct 25, 7 AM); Red Pass: 2.20 m (7.23 ft), 23.9 m³/s (844 cfs) (Oct 25, 8 AM); Shelley: 2.05 m (6.73 ft), 445 m³/s (15,715 cfs) (Oct 25, 8 AM); Steveston: 3.26 m (10.69 ft) (Oct 25, 8 AM); Marguerite: 2.65 m (8.69 ft), 829 m³/s (29,276 cfs) (Oct 25, 8 AM).

Is the Fraser River high right now?

4 of 13 gauges on the Fraser River are above normal for this month, 3 are normal and 5 are below normal.

Is the Fraser River rising or falling?

In the last 24 hours 5 gauges rose and 1 fell.