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| Critical Stages |
| 10' -Action |
12' -Flood |
14' -Moderate Flood |
16' -Major Flood |
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| Flood Impacts |
| 16.0 | MAJOR FLOODING OCCURS. THERE IS WIDESPREAD FLOODING IN MOST OF NORTH CLARENCE AND NORTH AMHERST, ROYALTON, NEWSTEAD ALONG WITH MANY ROAD CLOSURES INCLUDING MILLERSPORT HIGHWAY AND TONAWANDA CREEK ROAD. RANSOM OAKS AREA IN EAST AMHERST IS INUNDATED WITH BACKWATER INTO RANSOM, MUD, BEEMAN AND OTHER SMALL CREEKS. THERE IS SERIOUS FLOODING UPSTREAM INTO THE ALABAMA SWAMPS. |
| 14.0 | MODERATE FLOODING OCCURS. THERE ARE MANY ROAD CLOSURES FROM NORTH CLARENCE EAST INTO NEWSTEAD AND ROYALTON INCLUDING TONAWANDA CREEK ROAD, RAPIDS ROAD. BACKWATER FLOODING BEGINS INTO NORTH AMHERST ON SMALLER CREEKS SUCH AS RANSOM, BLACK, BEEMAN, AND MUD CREEKS. THERE IS ALSO CONSIDERABLE FARMLAND FLOODING. |
| 12.0 | FLOOD STAGE...MINOR FLOODING OCCURS. THERE IS LOWLAND FLOODING OF FARM AREAS AND SOME ROAD CLOSURES SUCH AS FLETCHER, BURDICK, KIRBY AND TONAWANDA CREEK ROAD. |
| 10.0 | ACTION-ALERT STAGE...NO REAL FLOODING...BUT WATER RISES ONTO SOME LOW LYING ROADS IN ROYALTON AND NEWSTEAD SUCH AS FLETCHER AND BURDICK. |
| Historical Crests |
Low Water Records |
1) 16.96 ft on 04/01/1960
2) 16.38 ft on 02/26/1985
3) 15.91 ft on 03/07/1979
4) 15.46 ft on 01/25/1957
5) 15.33 ft on 01/10/1998
6) 15.32 ft on 03/20/1963
7) 15.20 ft on 03/10/1956
8) 15.00 ft on 01/22/1986
9) 14.78 ft on 03/17/1982
10) 14.61 ft on 04/02/1993
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1) 1.00 ft on 08/03/1999
2) 1.10 ft on 09/03/1995
3) 1.40 ft on 06/15/1999
4) 1.50 ft on 07/15/1998
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Data provided by NOAA Advanced Hydrologic Prediction Service
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