WEST BRANCH DELAWARE RIVER UPSTREAM FROM DELHI NY

552.0 CFS — much above normal

WEST BRANCH DELAWARE RIVER UPSTREAM FROM DELHI NY is currently flowing at 552.0 cubic feet per second, which is much above normal for this time of year. Over the past week, flow has risen, from 70 CFS to 552 CFS. The typical flow for this time of year is approximately 42 CFS.

New York State is home to thousands of miles of rivers and streams, fed by the Adirondack and Catskill mountains, the Great Lakes basin, and countless smaller watersheds across the state. These waterways support fishing, paddling, and recreation for millions of visitors each year, with flow conditions that shift throughout the seasons based on snowmelt, rainfall, and reservoir management.

Nearby Gauges

• LITTLE DELAWARE RIVER NEAR DELHI NY — 404.0 CFS, 2 miles away
• TREMPER KILL NEAR ANDES NY — 118.0 CFS, 12 miles away
• EAST BROOK EAST OF WALTON NY — 62.6 CFS, 13 miles away
• WEST BROOK AT AUSTIN LINCOLN PARK AT WALTON NY — 35.7 CFS, 13 miles away
• WEST BRANCH DELAWARE RIVER AT HOBART NY — 19.5 CFS, 14 miles away

Data provided by USGS and NOAA. Not for navigation or safety decisions.