Northeast Natural Resource Region Low Streamflow Report
This report contains low streamflow information for the Northeast Natural Resource Region. Please see the B.C. Drought Portal for information about provincial conditions. Data is provided as is and may be unverified and uncorrected. Users assume all responsibility for use and interpretation of data within.
Data is sourced from the Water Survey of Canada and B.C. Real-time Data, and was analyzed by the BC River Forecast Centre for the Northeast Natural Resource Region. Questions regarding any part of this product can be sent to the BC River Forecast Centre.
This report was generated on 20 July 2026, 03:41 AM.
7 Day Average Streamflow Percentiles
7 Day average streamflow percentiles compare current stream flows (averaged over the last seven days) to the same seven day period in a site’s historic record. Streamflows are averaged over seven days to minimize the impact of short term fluctuations, and gives a better representation of the overall trend in streamflow. Percentiles give an indication of how likely a seven day streamflow value is; for example, the 50th percentile represents normal conditions, where a streamflow percentile of 10 indicates that this value has occurred only 10% of the time within the history of the site. Data is sourced from real-time and historic Water Survey of Canada data.
In general, a 7 day average streamflow value of:
- The highest ever measured for the day of year is considered “Highest Recorded”
- Greater than the 90th percentile is considered “Much Above Normal”
- Between 75th percentile and 90th percentile is considered “Above Normal”
- Between 30th and 75th percentiles is considered “Drought Level 0”
- Between the 20th and 30th percentile is considered “Drought Level 1”
- Between the 10th and 20th percentile is considered “Drought Level 2”
- Between the 5th and 10th percentile is considered “Drought Level 3”
- Between the 3rd and 5th percentile is considered “Drought Level 4”
- Less than the 2nd percentile is considered “Drought Level 5”
- The lowest ever measured for the day of year is considered “Lowest Recorded”
The below map shows percentiles using both a rolling average over the last seven days of discharge as well as mean discharge over the last 24 hours.
Map data was updated on 20 July 2026, 03:41 AM.
Stations Much Below Normal - Seven Day Average Streamflow Percentiles
The table below lists all stations with 7 day discharge percentiles below their 10th percentile. If a location is not listed here there are no immediate low streamflow concerns (i.e., 7 day discharge is > 10th percentile).
Regulation Status refers to whether flows are natural or regulated by human activities such as dams; this (as well as the Basin Area) were determined by the Water Survey of Canada.
Data was updated on 20 July 2026, 03:41 AM.| Station Name | ID | Regulation Status | Basin Area (km2) | Latest 7-Day Discharge (m3/s) | Percentile - 7 Day Discharge | Percentile Category - 7 Day Discharge | Last 24 hour Discharge (m3/s) | Percentile - Last 24 Hour Discharge | Percentile Category - Last 24 Hour Discharge |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BLUEBERRY RIVER BELOW AITKEN CREEK | 07FC003 | Natural | 1770 | 0.61 | 8 | 5-10th Percentile | 0.50 | 7 | 5-10th Percentile |
| BOUGIE CREEK AT KILOMETRE 368 ALASKA HIGHWAY | 10CD004 | Natural | 335 | 0.53 | 9 | 5-10th Percentile | 0.32 | 5 | 2-5th Percentile |
Long-Term Mean Annual Discharge (% LT MAD)
Environmental flow needs for fish during the summer will range from juvenile rearing flows near 10-20% (preferred) Long-Term Mean Annual Discharge (LT MAD) to adult salmon/char passage flows (>20% LT MAD) required prior to spawning. Sub-standard flows (<10% LT MAD) can affect fish populations by reducing the area and quality of riffle habitats that generate fish food and aeration. Flows nearing 5% LT MAD are considered sub-optimal for fish rearing and migration, indicate a degradation of instream habitat and may require restrictions on water use. A map of realtime streamflow data can be accessed at the BC River Forecast Centre website. LT MAD values were calculated by dividing the 7 day mean discharge by the mean annual discharge (MAD) calculated from historic data. MAD values were calculated for stations with at least 5 years of data in the historic record only from years with complete data using the R package fasstr.
Map data was updated on 20 July 2026, 03:41 AM.
Table of Stations Below 20% LT MAD
Any stations with LT MAD values of less than or equal to 20% LT MAD are shown in the table below; sites below 5% MAD and 10% MAD are highlighted. The report shows conditions as of today.
Regulation Status refers to whether flows are natural or regulated by human activities such as dams; this (as well as the Basin Area) were determined by the Water Survey of Canada.
Data was updated on 20 July 2026, 03:41 AM.
| Station Name | ID | Regulation Status | Basin Area (km2) | MAD (m3/s) | Latest 7 Day Discharge (m3/s) | % MAD | Last 24 hour Discharge (m3/s) | % MAD (24 hour Q) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| POUCE COUPE RIVER BELOW HENDERSON CREEK | 07FD007 | Natural | 2860 | 7.19 | 0.48 | 6.66 | 0.50 | 6.96 |
| BLUEBERRY RIVER BELOW AITKEN CREEK | 07FC003 | Natural | 1770 | 5.18 | 0.61 | 11.76 | 0.50 | 9.57 |
| KISKATINAW RIVER NEAR FARMINGTON | 07FD001 | Natural | 3630 | 10.71 | 2.04 | 19.02 | 1.85 | 17.31 |
Maximum Daily Water Temperature
The recommended mean weekly maximum temperature (which is the mean of the max daily temperatures from the last seven days) for the protection of all fish species should not exceed 20 degrees C and the maximum daily temperature should not exceed 23degrees C. Reaching either one of these thresholds may trigger fisheries closures and water use restrictions within the affected watersheds. Only a small subset of stations from the Water Survey of Canada collect temperature data in addition to streamflow data; thus the number of sites shown here is much smaller than for streamflow. Some provincially run hydrometric stations may also collect temperature data and may be shown.
Map data was updated on 20 July 2026, 03:41 AM.
Table of Stations: 7 Day Maximum Daily Temperature above 20degC
The table below shows stations with a 7-day maximum daily temperature (i.e., the max daily temperature from the past 7 days) above 20degC. Also shown are the days from the past week in which the maximum daily temperature exceeded either 20degC or 23degC (critical thresholds for fish health). If no sites are present, all sites with water temperature data show 7-day maximum daily temperatures below 20degC.
Regulation Status refers to whether flows are natural or regulated by human activities such as dams; this (as well as the Basin Area) were determined by the Water Survey of Canada.
Data was updated on 20 July 2026, 03:41 AM.
| Station Name | ID | Regulation Status | Basin Area (km2) | Mean Max Daily Temp (last 7 days; deg C) | Max temp over last 24 hours (degC) | Min temp over last 24 hours (degC) | Mean temp over last 24 hours (degC) | Dates above 20 degC in last 7 days | Dates above 23 degC in last 7 days |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| POUCE COUPE RIVER BELOW HENDERSON CREEK | 07FD007 | Natural | 2860 | 23.37 | 22.9 | 21.1 | 21.97 | Jul 14; Jul 15; Jul 16; Jul 17; Jul 18; Jul 19; Jul 20 | Jul 16; Jul 17; Jul 18; Jul 19 |
| BEATTON RIVER NEAR FORT ST. JOHN | 07FC001 | Natural | 15600 | 22.74 | 22.0 | 20.3 | 21.18 | Jul 14; Jul 15; Jul 16; Jul 17; Jul 18; Jul 19; Jul 20 | Jul 16; Jul 17; Jul 18; Jul 19 |
| CAMERON RIVER AT UPPER HALFWAY ROAD | 07FA008 | NA | NA | 22.60 | 21.5 | 18.0 | 19.77 | Jul 14; Jul 15; Jul 16; Jul 17; Jul 18; Jul 19; Jul 20 | Jul 16; Jul 17; Jul 18 |
| KISKATINAW RIVER BELOW BORDEN CREEK | 07FD019 | Natural | NA | 22.04 | 19.7 | 17.6 | 18.71 | Jul 15; Jul 16; Jul 17; Jul 18; Jul 19 | Jul 16; Jul 17; Jul 18 |
| PETITOT RIVER BELOW HIGHWAY NO. 77 | 10DA001 | Natural | 22400 | 21.56 | 21.7 | 20.4 | 20.93 | Jul 14; Jul 15; Jul 16; Jul 17; Jul 18; Jul 19; Jul 20 | NA |
| BOUGIE CREEK AT KILOMETRE 368 ALASKA HIGHWAY | 10CD004 | Natural | 335 | 21.34 | 20.4 | 17.8 | 19.02 | Jul 14; Jul 15; Jul 16; Jul 17; Jul 18; Jul 19; Jul 20 | NA |
| MOBERLY RIVER NEAR FORT ST. JOHN | 07FB008 | Natural | 1520 | 20.57 | 20.7 | 19.0 | 19.79 | Jul 16; Jul 17; Jul 18; Jul 19; Jul 20 | NA |
Hydrometric Statistical Summary for All WSC Stations
The following table contains all of the drought-relevant statistics for all stations within the region.
These statistics include:
- Last 24 hour Discharge: Mean discharge taken over the last 24 hours (in m3/s)
- Percentile - Last 24 Hour Discharge: Percentile of the average discharge over the last 24 hours
- Latest 7 Day Discharge: Rolling 7-day average of daily mean discharge for today’s date. All 7 day means are calculated based on the past 7 days.
- Percentile - 7 Day Discharge: Percentile of the rolling 7 day average of daily mean discharge measurements to the 7 day rolling mean of the historical daily values.
- Historic Mean 7 Day Discharge: Value of the rolling 7-day averaged daily mean discharge value for today’s date, calculated using the station’s historic data (in m3/s).
- Percent of Daily Mean 7 Day Discharge: Percent of the 7 Day Discharge for today’s date compared to the mean 7 Day Discharge value for today’s date within the historic record of the station (i.e., Latest 7 Day Discharge/Historic Mean 7 Day Discharge *100)
- Historic Median 7 Day Discharge: Value of the rolling 7-day averaged daily median discharge value for today’s date, calculated using the station’s historic data (in m3/s).
- Percent of Daily Median 7 Day Discharge: Percent of the 7 Day Discharge for today’s date compared to the median 7 Day Discharge value for today’s date within the historic record of the station (i.e., Latest 7 Day Discharge/Historic Median 7 Day Discharge *100).
- Historic Min 7 Day Discharge: The minimum 7 day averaged mean daily discharge value for today’s date within the historic record (in m3/s).
- MAD (m3/s) and % MAD: Flow needs during the summer will range from juvenile rearing flows near 10-20% (preferred) MAD to adult salmon/char passage flows (>20% MAD) required prior to spawning. Sub-standard flows (<10% MAD) can affect fish populations by reducing the area and quality of riffle habitats that generate fish food and aeration. Flows nearing 5% MAD are considered sub-optimal for fish rearing and migration, indicate a degradation of instream habitat and may require restrictions on water use.
- Mean Max Daily Temp (last 7 days; deg C): Mean of the max daily temperatures from the past week. Temperatures greater than 20 degrees C can indicate increased stress on fish populations.
- Max temp over last 24 hours (degC): Maximum temperature over the last 24 hours (degree C).
- Dates above 23 degC and 20 degC in last 7 days: Dates from the past week that the stream temperature has gone beyond either 20 or 23 degrees C.
Regulation Status refers to whether flows are natural or regulated by human activities such as dams; this (as well as the Basin Area) were determined by the Water Survey of Canada.
Data was updated on 20 July 2026, 03:41 AM.
| Station Name | ID | Record Length | Basin Area (km2) | Regulation Status | Last 24 hour Discharge (m3/s) | Percentile - Last 24 Hour Discharge | Percentile Category - Last 24 Hour Discharge | Latest 7 Day Discharge (m3/s) | Percentile - 7 Day Discharge | Percentile Category - 7 Day Discharge | Percent of Daily Mean 7 Day Discharge (%; Historic Mean 7 Day Discharge in m3/s) | Percent of Daily Median 7 Day Discharge (%; Historic Median 7 Day Discharge in m3/s) | Historic Min 7 Day Discharge (m3/s) | MAD (m3/s) | % MAD | MAD Category | % MAD (24 hour Q) | Mean Max Daily Temp (last 7 days; deg C) | Max temp over last 24 hours (degC) | Min temp over last 24 hours (degC) | Mean temp over last 24 hours (degC) | Dates above 23 degC in last 7 days | Dates above 20 degC in last 7 days | Drought Level |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BLUEBERRY RIVER BELOW AITKEN CREEK | 07FC003 | 61 | 1770.0 | Natural | 0.50 | 7 | 5-10th Percentile | 0.61 | 8 | 5-10th Percentile | 7 (8.21) | 24 (8.21) | 0.00 | 5.18 | 11.76 | 10 to 20% | 9.57 | 19.93 | 19.4 | 18.5 | 18.87 | NA | Jul 16; Jul 17; Jul 18; Jul 19 | Drought Level 3 |
| BOUGIE CREEK AT KILOMETRE 368 ALASKA HIGHWAY | 10CD004 | 44 | 335.0 | Natural | 0.32 | 5 | 2-5th Percentile | 0.53 | 9 | 5-10th Percentile | 8 (6.67) | 14 (6.67) | 0.24 | 2.45 | 21.51 | 20 to 100% | 12.94 | 21.34 | 20.4 | 17.8 | 19.02 | NA | Jul 14; Jul 15; Jul 16; Jul 17; Jul 18; Jul 19; Jul 20 | Drought Level 3 |
| KISKATINAW RIVER NEAR FARMINGTON | 07FD001 | 69 | 3630.0 | Natural | 1.85 | 18 | 10-20th Percentile | 2.04 | 13 | 10-20th Percentile | 10 (20.93) | 32 (20.93) | 0.35 | 10.71 | 19.02 | 10 to 20% | 17.31 | 19.11 | 20.5 | 19.8 | 20.02 | NA | Jul 18; Jul 19; Jul 20 | Drought Level 2 |
| SUKUNKA RIVER NEAR THE MOUTH | 07FB003 | 48 | 2590.0 | Natural | 36.57 | 28 | 20-30th Percentile | 36.22 | 21 | 20-30th Percentile | 50 (72.99) | 67 (72.99) | 18.69 | 56.12 | 64.53 | 20 to 100% | 65.17 | 15.16 | 13.6 | 12.7 | 13.14 | NA | NA | Drought Level 1 |
| BEATTON RIVER NEAR FORT ST. JOHN | 07FC001 | 64 | 15600.0 | Natural | 19.76 | 21 | 20-30th Percentile | 23.43 | 22 | 20-30th Percentile | 25 (93.89) | 39 (93.89) | 5.28 | 51.50 | 45.5 | 20 to 100% | 38.38 | 22.74 | 22 | 20.3 | 21.18 | Jul 16; Jul 17; Jul 18; Jul 19 | Jul 14; Jul 15; Jul 16; Jul 17; Jul 18; Jul 19; Jul 20 | Drought Level 1 |
| MUSKWA RIVER NEAR FORT NELSON | 10CD001 | 81 | 20300.0 | Natural | 375.38 | 25 | 20-30th Percentile | 369.20 | 25 | 20-30th Percentile | 59 (627.34) | 72 (627.34) | 231.43 | 209.50 | 176.22 | > 100% | 179.18 | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | Drought Level 1 |
| RASPBERRY CREEK NEAR THE MOUTH | 10CD003 | 46 | 277.0 | Natural | 0.34 | 26 | 20-30th Percentile | 0.44 | 28 | 20-30th Percentile | 24 (1.82) | 48 (1.82) | 0.02 | 1.20 | 36.37 | 20 to 100% | 28.04 | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | Drought Level 1 |
| DICKEBUSCH CREEK NEAR THE MOUTH | 07FB004 | 47 | 82.4 | Natural | 0.23 | 39 | 30-75th Percentile | 0.21 | 30 | 20-30th Percentile | 11 (1.85) | 49 (1.85) | 0.01 | 0.61 | 34.14 | 20 to 100% | 37.60 | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | Drought Level 1 |
| POUCE COUPE RIVER BELOW HENDERSON CREEK | 07FD007 | 52 | 2860.0 | Natural | 0.50 | 36 | 30-75th Percentile | 0.48 | 36 | 30-75th Percentile | 3 (15.61) | 31 (15.61) | 0.00 | 7.19 | 6.66 | 5 to 10% | 6.96 | 23.37 | 22.9 | 21.1 | 21.97 | Jul 16; Jul 17; Jul 18; Jul 19 | Jul 14; Jul 15; Jul 16; Jul 17; Jul 18; Jul 19; Jul 20 | Drought Level 0 |
| FLATBED CREEK AT KILOMETRE 110 HERITAGE HIGHWAY | 07FB009 | 43 | 486.0 | Natural | 2.00 | 42 | 30-75th Percentile | 2.22 | 37 | 30-75th Percentile | 32 (6.93) | 62 (6.93) | 0.36 | 4.10 | 54.16 | 20 to 100% | 48.68 | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | Drought Level 0 |
| KISKATINAW RIVER BELOW BORDEN CREEK | 07FD019 | 9 | NA | Natural | 0.93 | 62 | 30-75th Percentile | 0.82 | 38 | 30-75th Percentile | 50 (1.65) | 77 (1.65) | 0.15 | 2.45 | 33.55 | 20 to 100% | 38.19 | 22.04 | 19.7 | 17.6 | 18.71 | Jul 16; Jul 17; Jul 18 | Jul 15; Jul 16; Jul 17; Jul 18; Jul 19 | Drought Level 0 |
| MOBERLY RIVER NEAR FORT ST. JOHN | 07FB008 | 45 | 1520.0 | Natural | 12.93 | 47 | 30-75th Percentile | 15.06 | 47 | 30-75th Percentile | 73 (20.69) | 89 (20.69) | 4.33 | 11.64 | 129.36 | > 100% | 111.08 | 20.57 | 20.7 | 19.0 | 19.79 | NA | Jul 16; Jul 17; Jul 18; Jul 19; Jul 20 | Drought Level 0 |
| PINE RIVER AT EAST PINE | 07FB001 | 64 | 12100.0 | Natural | 216.81 | 53 | 30-75th Percentile | 217.68 | 47 | 30-75th Percentile | 73 (300.11) | 93 (300.11) | 83.23 | 188.56 | 115.44 | > 100% | 114.98 | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | Drought Level 0 |
| GRAHAM RIVER ABOVE COLT CREEK | 07FA005 | 42 | 2140.0 | Natural | 43.03 | 54 | 30-75th Percentile | 45.66 | 49 | 30-75th Percentile | 98 (46.4) | 101 (46.4) | 14.06 | 23.24 | 196.45 | > 100% | 185.11 | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | Drought Level 0 |
| CARBON CREEK NEAR THE MOUTH | 07EF004 | 26 | 741.0 | Natural | 11.56 | 48 | 30-75th Percentile | 12.70 | 52 | 30-75th Percentile | 85 (14.94) | 123 (14.94) | 3.86 | 13.13 | 96.73 | 20 to 100% | 88.08 | 11.94 | 11.95 | 8.5 | 10.14 | NA | NA | Drought Level 0 |
| ADSETT CREEK AT KILOMETRE 386.0 ALASKA HIGHWAY | 10CD005 | 42 | 109.0 | Natural | 1.52 | 76 | 76-90th Percentile | 1.23 | 52 | 30-75th Percentile | 35 (3.53) | 115 (3.53) | 0.08 | 0.80 | 152.45 | > 100% | 189.19 | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | Drought Level 0 |
| HALFWAY RIVER ABOVE GRAHAM RIVER | 07FA003 | 33 | 3780.0 | Natural | 54.16 | 50 | 30-75th Percentile | 57.75 | 53 | 30-75th Percentile | 79 (73.27) | 111 (73.27) | 21.90 | 33.29 | 173.46 | > 100% | 162.66 | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | Drought Level 0 |
| SIKANNI CHIEF RIVER NEAR FORT NELSON | 10CB001 | 81 | 2180.0 | Natural | 59.66 | 64 | 30-75th Percentile | 56.44 | 53 | 30-75th Percentile | 90 (62.93) | 105 (62.93) | 18.69 | 24.86 | 227.02 | > 100% | 239.95 | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | Drought Level 0 |
| MURRAY RIVER NEAR THE MOUTH | 07FB002 | 48 | 5550.0 | Natural | 126.89 | 66 | 30-75th Percentile | 125.32 | 57 | 30-75th Percentile | 85 (147.29) | 111 (147.29) | 51.20 | 83.35 | 150.35 | > 100% | 152.24 | 16.64 | 15.5 | 13.9 | 14.93 | NA | NA | Drought Level 0 |
| TROUT RIVER AT KILOMETRE 783.7 ALASKA HIGHWAY | 10BE007 | 54 | 1170.0 | Natural | 32.08 | 58 | 30-75th Percentile | 35.82 | 58 | 30-75th Percentile | 99 (36.32) | 112 (36.32) | 12.99 | 16.26 | 220.31 | > 100% | 197.32 | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | Drought Level 0 |
| TOAD RIVER ABOVE NONDA CREEK | 10BE004 | 63 | 2540.0 | Natural | 116.42 | 63 | 30-75th Percentile | 124.92 | 62 | 30-75th Percentile | 106 (117.73) | 106 (117.73) | 57.44 | 42.96 | 290.8 | > 100% | 271.01 | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | Drought Level 0 |
| LIARD RIVER AT LOWER CROSSING | 10BE001 | 79 | 104000.0 | Natural | 2325.40 | 59 | 30-75th Percentile | 2564.37 | 67 | 30-75th Percentile | 109 (2355.79) | 119 (2355.79) | 1181.43 | 1135.77 | 225.78 | > 100% | 204.74 | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | Drought Level 0 |
| MURRAY RIVER ABOVE WOLVERINE RIVER | 07FB006 | 48 | 2370.0 | Natural | 111.33 | 70 | 30-75th Percentile | 106.84 | 68 | 30-75th Percentile | 106 (100.74) | 133 (100.74) | 40.20 | 57.71 | 185.12 | > 100% | 192.91 | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | Drought Level 0 |
| PETITOT RIVER BELOW HIGHWAY NO. 77 | 10DA001 | 12 | 22400.0 | Natural | 85.99 | 70 | 30-75th Percentile | 104.36 | 70 | 30-75th Percentile | 143 (73.2) | 207 (73.2) | 6.00 | 53.26 | 195.95 | > 100% | 161.45 | 21.56 | 21.7 | 20.4 | 20.93 | NA | Jul 14; Jul 15; Jul 16; Jul 17; Jul 18; Jul 19; Jul 20 | Drought Level 0 |
| TEETER CREEK NEAR THE MOUTH | 10BE009 | 45 | 209.0 | Natural | 1.78 | 64 | 30-75th Percentile | 2.02 | 73 | 30-75th Percentile | 111 (1.82) | 134 (1.82) | 0.63 | 1.12 | 180.52 | > 100% | 159.28 | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | Drought Level 0 |
| PEACE RIVER NEAR TAYLOR | 07FD002 | 81 | 101000.0 | Regulated | 1789.04 | 67 | 30-75th Percentile | 2158.83 | 73 | 30-75th Percentile | 120 (1795.87) | 132 (1795.87) | 499.14 | 1411.18 | 152.98 | > 100% | 126.78 | 9.49 | 9.6 | 9.2 | 9.48 | NA | NA | Drought Level 0 |
| SMITH RIVER NEAR THE MOUTH | 10BE013 | 41 | 3740.0 | Natural | 46.03 | 79 | 76-90th Percentile | 49.44 | 85 | 76-90th Percentile | 131 (37.81) | 146 (37.81) | 16.33 | 25.95 | 190.48 | > 100% | 177.34 | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | Drought Level 0 |
| PEACE RIVER ABOVE ALCES RIVER | 07FD010 | 33 | 121000.0 | Regulated | 1819.26 | 76 | 76-90th Percentile | 2214.59 | 88 | 76-90th Percentile | 142 (1556.26) | 161 (1556.26) | 621.86 | 1503.76 | 147.27 | > 100% | 120.98 | 14.59 | 15.4 | 13.9 | 14.73 | NA | NA | Drought Level 0 |
| PEACE RIVER ABOVE PINE RIVER | 07FA004 | 46 | 87200.0 | Regulated | 1606.71 | 89 | 76-90th Percentile | 1940.48 | 91 | Much above normal (>90th Percentile) | 163 (1187.27) | 192 (1187.27) | 409.43 | 1239.94 | 156.5 | > 100% | 129.58 | 7.04 | 7.1 | 7.1 | 7.10 | NA | NA | Drought Level 0 |
| CAMERON RIVER AT UPPER HALFWAY ROAD | 07FA008 | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | Not ranked | NA | NA | Not ranked | NA (NA) | NA (NA) | NA | NA | NA | Not ranked | NA | 22.6 | 21.5 | 18.0 | 19.77 | Jul 16; Jul 17; Jul 18 | Jul 14; Jul 15; Jul 16; Jul 17; Jul 18; Jul 19; Jul 20 | Not ranked |