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Southern Oregon rivers rising or falling now

Of the 9 gauges in Southern Oregon, 3 are rising, 0 falling and 6 steady over the last 24 hours.

Updated Oct 28, 9:55 AM PDT · USGS data, provisional

River24 h changeTrendFlow nowStatus
South Umpqua River near Brockway, OR+19%▲ rising184 cfsFishable/Floatable
Illinois River near Kerby, OR+16%▲ rising53.5 cfsFishable/Floatable
North Umpqua River at Winchester, OR+14%▲ rising1,030 cfsFishable/Floatable
Umpqua River near Elkton, OR+8%● steady1,120 cfsFishable/Floatable
Applegate River near Applegate, OR+7%● steady126 cfsFishable/Floatable
Rogue River at Grants Pass, OR+3%● steady1,220 cfsFishable/Floatable
Rogue River at Raygold, near Central Point, OR+3%● steady1,180 cfsFishable/Floatable
Rogue River near Agness, OR+1%● steady1,550 cfsFishable/Floatable
Williamson River below Sprague River, near Chiloquin, OR0%● steady538 cfsFishable/Floatable

How this is worked out: for each gauge Flowcast compares the latest USGS flow reading with the reading closest to 24 hours earlier (it must be within 3 hours of that time). A change of +10% or more is labelled rising, −10% or more falling, and anything in between steady. “n/a” means there was no current reading or no reading near 24 hours earlier. USGS readings are provisional. This describes the last 24 hours only; it is not a forecast, and dam releases can change flow on regulated rivers at any time.

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Data from the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS). Readings are provisional and subject to revision. Flowcast statuses are automated comparisons with each gauge's own history, not safety ratings or fishing reports. Check local conditions, weather, regulations and closures before you go. Rivers can change quickly.