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Little Tallahatchie River at Etta

Critical Stages
20' - Action
25' - Flood
28' - Moderate
29' - Major

Latest Observation

Updated: 8:00 PM CST 12/6/25

Status: No Flooding

Stage: 10.82 ft

Flow: 0.142 kcfs

Forecast

TimeStage (ft)Flow (kcfs)
12 AM 12/7 10.8 0.138
6 AM 12/7 10.7 0.121
12 PM 12/7 10.7 0.121
6 PM 12/7 10.7 0.121
12 AM 12/8 10.7 0.121
6 AM 12/8 10.7 0.121
12 PM 12/8 10.7 0.121
6 PM 12/8 10.7 0.121
12 AM 12/9 10.7 0.121
6 AM 12/9 10.7 0.121
12 PM 12/9 10.7 0.121
6 PM 12/9 10.7 0.121
12 AM 12/10 10.7 0.121
6 AM 12/10 10.7 0.121
12 PM 12/10 10.7 0.121
6 PM 12/10 10.7 0.121
12 AM 12/11 10.6 0.105
6 AM 12/11 10.6 0.105
TimeStage (ft)Flow (kcfs)
9:00 PM 12/6 10.81 0.14
8:45 PM 12/6 10.81 0.14
8:30 PM 12/6 10.82 0.142
8:15 PM 12/6 10.82 0.142
8:00 PM 12/6 10.82 0.142
7:45 PM 12/6 10.82 0.142
7:30 PM 12/6 10.83 0.144
7:15 PM 12/6 10.83 0.144
7:00 PM 12/6 10.83 0.144
6:45 PM 12/6 10.83 0.144
6:30 PM 12/6 10.84 0.146
6:15 PM 12/6 10.84 0.146
6:00 PM 12/6 10.84 0.146
5:45 PM 12/6 10.84 0.146
5:30 PM 12/6 10.84 0.146
5:15 PM 12/6 10.84 0.146
5:00 PM 12/6 10.85 0.148
4:45 PM 12/6 10.85 0.148
4:30 PM 12/6 10.85 0.148
4:15 PM 12/6 10.85 0.148
4:00 PM 12/6 10.86 0.15
3:45 PM 12/6 10.86 0.15
3:30 PM 12/6 10.87 0.152
3:15 PM 12/6 10.87 0.152
3:00 PM 12/6 10.87 0.152
2:45 PM 12/6 10.88 0.154
2:30 PM 12/6 10.88 0.154
2:15 PM 12/6 10.88 0.154
2:00 PM 12/6 10.89 0.156
1:45 PM 12/6 10.89 0.156
Hydrograph for Little Tallahatchie River at Etta
29' - The post office, businesses, and homes in the low-lying areas near the river in New Albany are flooded. Several homes along County Road 46 are flooded. Flood water is covering County Roads 46 and 47. Flood waters are approaching the level of State Road 355 near Etta.
28' - Cropland flooding is very extensive and water begins to cover County Road 46. County Road 47 has 1 to 2 feet of water over the unpaved portions. Evacuations become necessary due to access problems.
26' - County Road 47 near Mud Creek and Mill Creek has 6 to 12 inches of water over it. Several thousand acres of cropland are flooded.
25' - Extensive cropland flooding is occurring, mainly between State Highway 30 and County Road 46. Water is beginning to cover the unpaved portion of Union County Road 47 near Mud Creek.
24' - Widespread farmland flooding is beginning. Small tributary streams are causing backwater flooding between New Albany and State Highway 30.
20' - Unprotected lowland along the river in western Union County is flooded.
DateStage (ft)
Feb 23, 2019 31.17
May 3, 2010 29.85
Nov 30, 2001 29.41
Dec 2, 1991 29.27
May 19, 1983 29.02
Apr 5, 2002 28.39
Dec 8, 2004 28.36
Jul 4, 2015 28.33
Dec 4, 1983 28.18
Feb 4, 1990 28.01
Dec 10, 2008 27.83
Jun 18, 1997 27.7
Mar 16, 1973 27.54
May 7, 1978 27.09
Apr 12, 1979 26.85
Apr 12, 2013 26.75
Jan 13, 1989 26.75
May 18, 2003 26.61
Mar 30, 1975 26.56
Apr 23, 1996 26.36

Data provided by the National Weather Service.