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Pecos River 3 miles ESE of Sheffield

Critical Stages
23' - Action
28' - Flood
29' - Moderate
30' - Major

Latest Observation

Updated: 1:00 AM CST 12/16/25

Status: No Flooding

Stage: 2.53 ft

Flow: 0.0132 kcfs

Forecast

Forecast not available for this location.

TimeStage (ft)Flow (kcfs)
1:00 AM 12/16 2.53 0.0132
12:45 AM 12/16 2.53 0.0132
12:30 AM 12/16 2.53 0.0132
12:15 AM 12/16 2.53 0.0132
12:00 AM 12/16 2.53 0.0132
11:45 PM 12/15 2.53 0.0132
11:30 PM 12/15 2.53 0.0132
11:15 PM 12/15 2.53 0.0132
11:00 PM 12/15 2.53 0.0132
10:45 PM 12/15 2.53 0.0132
10:30 PM 12/15 2.53 0.0132
10:15 PM 12/15 2.53 0.0132
10:00 PM 12/15 2.53 0.0132
9:45 PM 12/15 2.53 0.0132
9:30 PM 12/15 2.53 0.0132
9:15 PM 12/15 2.53 0.0132
9:00 PM 12/15 2.53 0.0132
8:45 PM 12/15 2.53 0.0132
8:30 PM 12/15 2.53 0.0132
8:15 PM 12/15 2.53 0.0132
8:00 PM 12/15 2.53 0.0132
7:45 PM 12/15 2.53 0.0132
7:30 PM 12/15 2.53 0.0132
7:15 PM 12/15 2.53 0.0132
7:00 PM 12/15 2.53 0.0132
6:45 PM 12/15 2.53 0.0132
6:30 PM 12/15 2.53 0.0132
6:15 PM 12/15 2.53 0.0132
6:00 PM 12/15 2.53 0.0132
5:45 PM 12/15 2.53 0.0132
Hydrograph for Pecos River 3 miles ESE of Sheffield
30' - the river reaches major flood stage, and begins flowing over the highway bridge.
29' - the river reaches moderate flood stage, and continues to flooding of area ranch land. Cattle losses are possible. The river inundates the ranch road, rendering it laregly impassable.
28' - the river reaches minor flood stage, and begins flooding area ranch land. Livestock may be threatened. The river begins to flood the gravel road that leads to the Smith and Marley-B Ranches, and reaches the bottom of the bridge.
23' - the river reaches bankfull. Minor overbank flooding occurs, and no significant damage is expected.
DateStage (ft)
Sep 1, 1919 23.5
Sep 11, 2008 23.47
Sep 1, 1954 20.5
Sep 19, 1974 20.15
Jun 27, 1954 17.72
Oct 8, 1941 16.75
Aug 27, 2010 6.29

Data provided by the National Weather Service.