Apalachicola River at Bloody Bluff (in NAVD88)

1. 13.00 ftIn Howard Creek in Gulf County, significant flooding will result in portions of the community being inaccessible. Water will be up to 3 feet deep in some areas, flooding even some homes that are elevated.
2. 12.50 ftAt Howard Creek in Gulf County water will be up to 2 feet deep throughout portions of the community. Homes not elevated will be prone to flooding.
3. 11.50 ftIn Howard Creek in Gulf County, numerous roads in the area are subject to closure. Water will begin to surround structures, with up to 1 foot of standing water in a few areas.
4. 10.50 ftAt Howard Creek in Gulf County, water begins to cover roads and restrict access throughout the area.
5. 10.00 ftFlooding begins on the east bank of the river at Fort Gadsden in Franklin County.
6. 8.50 ftWater begins to flood low lying areas around Howard Creek in Gulf County.
7. 7.00 ftThe boat ramp at Howard Creek Landing in Gulf County will be prone to flooding.

• UpstreamApalachicola River at Sumatra
• DownstreamApalachicola River
• East River
• East River
• Tide Station on Little St Marks River
• Jackson River (FL) at Ranch Road above Apalachicola (in MHHW)
• Tide Station at Apalachicola (in MHHW)
• Intracoastal Waterway at White City (Gulf County) (In MHHW)

Forecasts by the Southeast River Forecast Center. Forecasts are not available. Only observed stages are available for this point.

Stage, flood stages, impacts and crest history from NOAA’s National Water Prediction Service.