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White River (IN) at Raymond Street in Indianapolis

Critical Stages
10' - Action
16' - Flood
20' - Moderate
25' - Major

Latest Observation

Updated: 12:45 AM EST 12/6/25

Status: No Flooding

Stage: 3.28 ft

Flow: 0.204 kcfs

Forecast

TimeStage (ft)Flow (kcfs)
7 AM 12/6 3.2 0.183
1 PM 12/6 3.2 0.183
7 PM 12/6 3.2 0.183
1 AM 12/7 3.1 0.158
7 AM 12/7 3.1 0.158
1 PM 12/7 3.1 0.158
7 PM 12/7 3.1 0.158
1 AM 12/8 3.1 0.158
7 AM 12/8 3.1 0.158
1 PM 12/8 3.1 0.158
7 PM 12/8 3.1 0.158
1 AM 12/9 3.1 0.158
7 AM 12/9 3.1 0.158
1 PM 12/9 3.1 0.158
7 PM 12/9 3.1 0.158
1 AM 12/10 3.1 0.158
7 AM 12/10 3.1 0.158
TimeStage (ft)Flow (kcfs)
12:45 AM 12/6 3.28 0.204
12:30 AM 12/6 3.28 0.204
12:15 AM 12/6 3.28 0.204
12:00 AM 12/6 3.28 0.204
11:45 PM 12/5 3.28 0.204
11:30 PM 12/5 3.28 0.204
11:15 PM 12/5 3.28 0.204
11:00 PM 12/5 3.28 0.204
10:45 PM 12/5 3.28 0.204
10:30 PM 12/5 3.28 0.204
10:15 PM 12/5 3.28 0.204
10:00 PM 12/5 3.28 0.204
9:45 PM 12/5 3.28 0.204
9:30 PM 12/5 3.28 0.204
9:15 PM 12/5 3.28 0.204
9:00 PM 12/5 3.28 0.204
8:45 PM 12/5 3.28 0.204
8:30 PM 12/5 3.28 0.204
8:15 PM 12/5 3.28 0.204
8:00 PM 12/5 3.28 0.204
7:45 PM 12/5 3.28 0.204
7:30 PM 12/5 3.28 0.204
7:15 PM 12/5 3.28 0.204
7:00 PM 12/5 3.27 0.202
6:45 PM 12/5 3.28 0.204
6:30 PM 12/5 3.28 0.204
6:15 PM 12/5 3.28 0.204
6:00 PM 12/5 3.28 0.204
5:45 PM 12/5 3.27 0.202
5:30 PM 12/5 3.27 0.202
Hydrograph for White River (IN) at Raymond Street in Indianapolis
40' - Approximate low steel of Raymond Street Bridge. This height is well above the record flood of the White River at this site.
30' - Record flood is in progress. Unprotected areas of Marion County wash away. Water is at critical levels on levee protecting IUPUI, downtown Indianapolis, Haughville area, and levees in southern Marion County. The levee on the east side of the White River immediately south of Southport Road will likely fail. Failure floods residential areas along Southport Road and eastward to SR 37.
25' - Major flood in progress. Flood waters approaching S West Street.
21.3' - Flood waters threaten levees particularly in southwest portions of Marion County.
20.5' - Flooding of residential areas near I-465 on the south side occurs, including Hoosier Acres and High Acre Manor. Flooding begins to affect south side wastewater plant.
19' - Flood waters possibly threaten Broad Ripple. Troy Avenue floods from backwater. Other areas that flood are Rocky Ripple and Ravenswood.
18.5' - Levee at Mann Road may overtop. Flooding affects area known as High Acre Manor on the southwest side.
17.5' - Hoosier Acres and High Acre Manor on the city's south and west side begins to flood.
16' - Extensive flooding occurs in unprotected areas of Marion County, particularly southwest portions. Water extremely high and swift between the levees from 10th Street to Harding Street. Normal river side locations flooded by six to ten feet of water.
14' - Lowland flooding begins in central and southern Marion County. Riverside Golf Course may begin to flood.
10' - Little, if any, flooding in the central part of the city. Numerous flap gates close. Flooding begins outside of protected areas.
DateStage (ft)
Mar 26, 1913 30
Feb 1, 1916 24
Mar 27, 1904 24
Mar 21, 1927 23
Jan 16, 1937 21.57
May 18, 1943 21.39
May 13, 1933 21.28
Dec 31, 1990 20.51
Jan 15, 1930 20.5
May 28, 1956 20.2
Apr 22, 1964 19.88
Sep 1, 2003 19.65
Apr 1, 1938 19.46
Jun 30, 1957 19.03
Jun 15, 1958 18.87
Jan 5, 1950 18.65
Nov 17, 1993 18.6
Jan 6, 2005 18.53
Jan 14, 2005 18.43
Apr 17, 1939 18.28

Data provided by the National Weather Service.