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Paint Creek near Bourneville

Critical Stages
9' - Action
12' - Flood
15' - Moderate
19' - Major

Latest Observation

Updated: 3:45 AM EST 12/15/25

Status: No Flooding

Stage: 2.3 ft

Flow: 0.341 kcfs

Forecast

Forecast not available for this location.

TimeStage (ft)Flow (kcfs)
3:45 AM 12/15 2.3 0.341
3:30 AM 12/15 2.3 0.341
3:15 AM 12/15 2.3 0.341
3:00 AM 12/15 2.3 0.341
2:45 AM 12/15 2.29 0.338
2:30 AM 12/15 2.29 0.338
2:15 AM 12/15 2.29 0.338
2:00 AM 12/15 2.3 0.341
1:45 AM 12/15 2.3 0.341
1:30 AM 12/15 2.3 0.341
1:15 AM 12/15 2.3 0.341
1:00 AM 12/15 2.3 0.341
12:45 AM 12/15 2.29 0.338
12:30 AM 12/15 2.29 0.338
12:15 AM 12/15 2.28 0.335
12:00 AM 12/15 2.28 0.335
11:45 PM 12/14 2.28 0.335
11:30 PM 12/14 2.28 0.335
11:15 PM 12/14 2.29 0.338
11:00 PM 12/14 2.3 0.341
10:45 PM 12/14 2.3 0.341
10:30 PM 12/14 2.3 0.341
10:15 PM 12/14 2.3 0.341
10:00 PM 12/14 2.3 0.341
9:45 PM 12/14 2.31 0.343
9:30 PM 12/14 2.3 0.341
9:15 PM 12/14 2.3 0.341
9:00 PM 12/14 2.3 0.341
8:45 PM 12/14 2.31 0.343
8:30 PM 12/14 2.31 0.343
Hydrograph for Paint Creek near Bourneville
21' - This will exceed the flood of record of 20.5 feet set in 1964. At a river stage of this level, much of the low areas of Bourneville, as well as low areas along Paint Creek across western Ross County, are flooded.
19' - Water from Paint Creek results in two to three feet of water flowing into the town of Bourneville. Much of southwest Ross County experiences moderate flooding along Paint Creek.
18' - This is similar to the FEMA 1 percent flood. About two feet of water flows into Bourneville. Much of southwest Ross County near Paint Creek experiences moderate flooding.
17' - About a foot of water flows into Bourneville. Minor flooding also occurs in much of southwest Ross County near Paint Creek.
15' - Flooding begins to affect southeastern portions of Bourneville, as well as much of western Ross County near Paint Creek. Also, water reaches the top of the levee near Bourneville.
13' - Flooding occurs on Alum Cliff Road and approaches Boswell Run Road. Lowland flooding occurs in Paxton and Twin Townships in Ross County.
12' - Lowland flooding occurs in Paxton and Twin Townships in Ross County with water approaching Alum Cliff and Boswell Run Roads.
DateStage (ft)
Mar 10, 1964 20.5
Mar 5, 1963 20.08
Mar 6, 1945 19.2
Jan 25, 1937 18.92
Apr 20, 1940 18.8
May 14, 1933 18.72
May 24, 1968 18.48
Mar 20, 1943 18.4
Aug 20, 1926 17.9
Apr 2, 1970 16.48
Jul 23, 1965 16.33
Dec 30, 1990 16.08
Aug 16, 1935 15.7
Jan 15, 1951 15.6
Jan 22, 1959 15.6
Dec 31, 1923 15.3
Aug 22, 1990 15.23
Mar 2, 1997 13.77
Oct 5, 2006 13.7
Apr 10, 1994 13.69

Data provided by the National Weather Service.