Oregon rivers blown out or running high right now
No Oregon gauge is Blown out or in the Use caution range right now (39 checked).
Updated Oct 28, 9:55 AM PDT · USGS data, provisional
Highest of the rest
The 5 other Oregon gauges with the highest flow for the date (seasonal percentile).
| River | Status | Flow now | Typical for date (median) | Now as % of median | Vs. normal | 24 h |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Umatilla River near Umatilla, OR | Fishable/Floatable | 195 cfs | 158 cfs | 123% | 64th pct. | ● steady |
| McKenzie River below Leaburg Dam, near Leaburg, OR | Fishable/Floatable | 2,060 cfs | 1,730 cfs | 119% | 62nd pct. | ● steady |
| Siuslaw River near Mapleton, OR | Fishable/Floatable | 422 cfs | 349 cfs | 121% | 55th pct. | ● steady |
| Molalla River near Canby, OR | Fishable/Floatable | 329 cfs | 319 cfs | 103% | 51st pct. | ▲ rising |
| Wilson River near Tillamook, OR | Fishable/Floatable | 430 cfs | 466 cfs | 92% | 48th pct. | ▲ rising |
What these statuses mean
Use caution: Flow is well above normal for the date. Water is likely fast and strong, wading is likely unsafe, and floating generally calls for experienced boaters. Check local reports and consider waiting.
Blown out: Flow is among the highest this gauge records for the date. Expect fast, high, probably discolored water that may carry debris. Most anglers and boaters will want to wait for it to drop, so check local reports.
These are automated comparisons with each gauge's own history for the date, not safety ratings. Never use this page to decide that water is safe.
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