Rivers in Florida

Holley (In MHHW)

Miami-Dade County, FloridaNWS HLEF1Miami office

Below flood stage
-0.36ftStage

Observed Sun, Sep 20, 3:54 PM EDT

Flood stage
2.50 ft

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Flood stages and impacts

CategoryStage
Major flood5.50 ft
Moderate flood4.00 ft
Minor flood2.50 ft
Action2.00 ft
  1. 10.00 ftSR 87 floods south of the river.
  2. 9.00 ftHomes along Sleepy Bay Blvd begin to flood. Widespread flooding along Topaz Circle, Pearl Court, Moonstone Drive, and Turquoise Drive. Water approaches the travel lanes of SR 87 south of the river.
  3. 8.50 ftSR 87 begins to flood from Holley Point Road to Five Forks Road.
  4. 8.00 ftHomes along the south shore of East Bay from Augustus Road to Pirates Way begin to flood. Water approaches the travel lanes of SR 87 between Holley Point Road and Five Forks Road. Many homes on Avenida de Galvez flood west of the transmission lines.
  5. 7.00 ftMany homes on Wells Avenue begin to flood. Some homes on Topaz Circle, Pearl Court, and Turquoise Drive begin to flood. Homes along and south of Holley Point Road eastward along SR 87 begin to flood.
  6. 6.00 ftWater approaches the shoulders of SR 87 near Safronia Shores Road.
  7. 5.50 ftGordon Evans Road begins to flood, cutting off access to Santa Clara Drive residents.
  8. 4.50 ftSome homes on Santa Clara Drive, Wells Avenue, and the end of Safronia Shores Road become surrounded by water.
  9. 4.00 ftMost homes on Santa Clara Drive become flooded.
  10. 3.50 ftParts of Santa Clara Drive become flooded.
  11. 3.00 ftSome homes on Santa Clara Drive, Wells Avenue, and the end of Safronia Shores Road become surrounded by water.
  12. 2.50 ftFlooding begins along Kingsley Place and near the East River Boat Ramp at SR 87.
  13. 2.00 ftWetland flooding begins.

Nearby

Upstream, downstream and the gauges around this one.

What this means

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

Sources

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