Churchill River water level

9 gauges on the Churchill River in Newfoundland and Labrador: 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 Churchill Falls Tailrace03OD008 138.41 m454.08 ft40.6 m³/s1,434 cfs Below normal→ steady
Above Grizzle Rapids03OE013 39.10 m128.27 ft— Above normal→ steady
Above Upper Muskrat Falls03OE001 38.97 m127.86 ft— Normal→ steady
End of Mud Lake Road03OE018 0.09 m0.30 ft— Very high↑ rising +21 cm
Happy Valley03OE016 0.34 m1.11 ft— No normal yet↑ rising +16 cm
Below Churchill Falls Tailrace03OD010 124.67 m409.01 ft1,440 m³/s50,853 cfs Very high→ steady
Below Metchin River03OD009 113.08 m371.00 ft1,170 m³/s41,318 cfs Below normal↑ rising +8%
Below Traverspine River03OE019 0.33 m1.08 ft— Below normal↑ rising +14 cm
Outlet at Rabbit Island03PD002 0.03 m0.10 ft— Very high↑ rising +25 cm
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Questions

What is the water level of the Churchill River today?

Above Churchill Falls Tailrace: 138.41 m (454.08 ft), 40.6 m³/s (1,434 cfs) (Oct 25, 11 AM); Above Grizzle Rapids: 39.10 m (128.27 ft) (Oct 25, 11 AM); Above Upper Muskrat Falls: 38.97 m (127.86 ft) (Oct 25, 12 PM); End of Mud Lake Road: 0.09 m (0.30 ft) (Oct 25, 12 PM); Happy Valley: 0.34 m (1.11 ft) (Oct 25, 12 PM); Below Churchill Falls Tailrace: 124.67 m (409.01 ft), 1,440 m³/s (50,853 cfs) (Oct 25, 12 PM); Below Metchin River: 113.08 m (371.00 ft), 1,170 m³/s (41,318 cfs) (Oct 25, 12 PM); Below Traverspine River: 0.33 m (1.08 ft) (Oct 25, 11 AM); Outlet at Rabbit Island: 0.03 m (0.10 ft) (Oct 25, 11 AM).

Is the Churchill River high right now?

4 of 9 gauges on the Churchill River are above normal for this month, 1 are normal and 3 are below normal.

Is the Churchill River rising or falling?

In the last 24 hours 5 gauges rose and 0 fell.