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Floyd River at Sheldon

Critical Stages
10' - Action
12' - Flood
14' - Moderate
16' - Major

Latest Observation

Updated: 2:00 AM CST 12/16/25

Status: No Flooding

Stage: 5.67 ft

Flow: 0.003 kcfs

Forecast

Forecast not available for this location.

TimeStage (ft)Flow (kcfs)
2:00 AM 12/16 5.67 0.003
1:00 AM 12/16 5.67 0.003
12:00 AM 12/16 5.61 0.003
11:00 PM 12/15 5.62 0.003
9:00 PM 12/15 5.55 0.003
8:00 PM 12/15 5.52 0.003
7:00 PM 12/15 5.55 0.003
6:00 PM 12/15 5.51 0.003
5:00 PM 12/15 5.42 0.0022
4:00 PM 12/15 5.39 0.002
3:00 PM 12/15 5.26 0.002
2:00 PM 12/15 5.24 0.002
1:00 PM 12/15 5.31 0.002
12:00 PM 12/15 5.34 0.002
11:00 AM 12/15 5.4 0.002
10:00 AM 12/15 5.47 0.0027
9:00 AM 12/15 5.6 0.003
8:00 AM 12/15 5.62 0.003
7:00 AM 12/15 5.62 0.003
6:00 AM 12/15 5.66 0.003
5:00 AM 12/15 5.65 0.003
4:00 AM 12/15 5.63 0.003
3:00 AM 12/15 5.63 0.003
2:00 AM 12/15 5.63 0.003
1:00 AM 12/15 5.64 0.003
12:00 AM 12/15 5.61 0.003
11:00 PM 12/14 5.64 0.003
9:00 PM 12/14 5.65 0.003
8:00 PM 12/14 5.67 0.003
7:00 PM 12/14 5.63 0.003
Hydrograph for Floyd River at Sheldon
21.5' - The bridge on 300th Ave is overtopped. Water nears the feedhorn of the automated sensor and thus data may be lost.
20.5' - N 2nd Ave and additional nearby structures may flood.
19.5' - The south approach to the bridge on Highway 60 begins to flood. Houses in the Hills Park area may be surrounded by water.
18' - The railroad tracks are flooded and water begins to approach the parking lots of some structures off of N 2nd Ave. The bridge on Monroe Ave may be overtopped.
16.5' - Water approaches the railroad tracks off of N 2nd Ave and the bottom of the bridge on Monroe Ave. The highest banks and levees are overtopped and major agricultural flooding begins.
16' - The lowest portions of Monroe Ave begin to flood.
14' - Flooding affects large areas of farm land within 1000 feet of the river.
13' - Olive Ave may be closed due to flooding.
12' - Agricultural flooding begins.
11' - The lower banks begin to overflow. Portions of the Sheldon tree dump are under 1 to 2 feet of water.
DateStage (ft)
Jun 7, 1953 19.96
Jun 22, 2024 17.62
Jun 21, 2018 15.5
Jul 22, 2010 14.1
Mar 14, 2019 13.7
Mar 28, 1962 13
Jun 18, 2014 12.65
Mar 12, 2007 12.5
Jun 12, 1984 12.5
Jun 23, 1994 12.25
Jun 20, 1983 12.2
Mar 11, 1997 11.8
Mar 27, 1993 11.72
Mar 18, 1986 11.15
Jun 22, 1984 10.9
Mar 2, 1982 10.8
Apr 13, 1983 10.7
Apr 23, 1985 10.65
Jun 30, 1983 10.6
Mar 25, 1984 10.6

Data provided by the National Weather Service.